Improving the Gazan Economy Won’t Mollify Terrorists
For Hamas, the wellbeing of Gaza’s residents is a consideration, not a constraint.
January 4, 2022
Improving the Gazan Economy Won’t Mollify Terrorists
For Hamas, the wellbeing of Gaza’s residents is a consideration, not a constraint.
On Saturday morning, missiles launched from the Gaza Strip landed off the coast of Tel Aviv, in what Hamas claimed was an accident caused by lightning. Yesterday, a machinegun was fired from Gaza into an empty field in Israel; a few days beforehand, a sniper in Gaza shot an Israeli civilian near the border fence; and Hamas has been involved in numerous terrorist attacks from the West Bank in recent weeks. These incidents suggest to Amos Gilad and Michael Milshtein that Jerusalem’s strategy of issuing work permits for Gazans wishing to enter Israel and allowing Qatari funds to flow into the Strip isn’t succeeding in maintaining calm:
January 4, 2022
The Archbishop of Canterbury Blamed Israel for Palestinian Muslims’ Persecution of Christians
Apologizing for crimes against Jews committed eight centuries ago, while slandering the Jewish state.
By Trying to Restrain Israel, the White House Is Sending the Wrong Message to Iran
On the anniversary of the death of a terrorist mastermind, President Biden can learn an important lesson from his predecessor.
Harry Houdini, Jewish Entrepreneur
If his Jewish practice was thin, his attachments were not.
Drinking Beer in Pre-Biblical Israel
But was the beverage mentioned in the Tanakh?