Monday, March 28, 2005

Food for Thought

So, I've been thinking about this for a long time. It won't make a difference, but it makes me feel good. So....


The Arabs claim that our presence here is illegitimate. They deny the fact that Israwel was given by God to the Jews (though it says so in the Quran). They claim we must dismantle the State of Israel because we conquered them. OK. How did they get here? Well, the Arabs conquered Byzantine Palestine at the
Battle of Yarmuk in 636 CE. The Byzantines, of course, were merely the Eastern Roman Empire. The Romans conquered Israel from the Hasmoneans in 63 BCE. The Jews, of course, had had autonomy under the Persian Empire, which conquered the Babylonians in 539 BCE. The Babylonians conquered Judaea from...the Jews, who had taken it (by divind mandate) from the Canaanites. So, if conquest is illegitimate, so is theirs. If we move backwards, the only people who are identifiably original inhabitants and who were conquered are...the Jews.

So, no matter how you cut it. Eretz Yisrael belongs to us.

Requiem for Gush Qatif

Well, it's over. Sharon and Company have managed (with dictatorial efficiency) to bury the initiative to hold a referendum before driving 8,000 Jews from their homes in July. The festivities in Tel Aviv can commence and the Left can celebrate the downfall of the Jews. After all, the Jews are their misfortune. The Jews insist on having a Jewish State. The Jews insist that the right of Israel to exist is based upon an act of God. The Jews insist that they should be allowed to live anywhere they wish, just as Arabs are. The Jews embaress the Tel Aviv brunch clubs, because they're so....Jewish. Why can't they be normal? Like Madonna, like Aki Avni, like asi Dayyan's kid who dressed up as Hitler for Purim.

What did my grandmother used to say? Don't worry. Mir vellen zey iber leben. We'll outlive them too.

Sharon, keep in mind who it iis that will write the history you're so hot to make with your friend Peres. It will be those of us who decided to stay Jewish (and stay here).

Wednesday, March 23, 2005

We Love You, Boogie!

For those of you who haven't been following the news, the Defense Minister, Shaul Mofaz, recently sacked the Chief of Staff, Moshe (Booggie) Ya'alon. The term of a COS is three years, but tradition has it that the term is extended. Not extending a term is a slap in the face. Now, not only did Mofaz not extend his term, he announced it first to the media (which is where Ya'alon heard about it). Rumor has it that Ya'alon opposed the retreat from Gaza and thus was canned (i.e, at the order of Il Duce, Sharon).

The cause, though, is quite beside the point. The issue is the ignominious way he was retired. Boogie Ya'alon commanded the army during the last war (aka Intifada). In fact, it was his mixture of leadership and determination that beat back Palestinian terror, wiped out the higher echelons of the Al-Aqsa Brigade, Hamas and Islamic Jihad and essentially won the war for Israel. Doesn't he deserve better? Doesn't he deserve more dignity? Mofaz was himself COS. He should no better. Unfortunately, he's become a little politician who serves at the beck and call of his master.

So, for all of us whose lives were saved by Boogie Ya'alon, whose country was saved by Boogie Ya'alon, whose Jewish pride was saved by Boogie Ya'alon..Todah Rabbah mi-Qerev Lev! Thank you for everything, from the bottom of our hearts. We salute you!

Wednesday, March 16, 2005


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Tuesday, March 15, 2005

Go Away, Kofi Annan

So Kofi Annan, one of the most corrupt and persistently anti-Israel Scretaries-General ever to head the UN, is here today for the dedication of the new museum at Yad VaShem. Everybody's thrilled. I can't figure out why. Who the hell needs him? The man does everything he can to cover for everybody who the US (and Israel) puts on the list of bad guys. OK, you"ll say, his wife is Raoul Wallenberg's niece. I say, so what? Does that make him Raoul Wallenberg? Not only that, but it now seems that the Wallenbergs sold out Raoul to the Soviets in order to do business with the USSR after World War II.

So, Kofi-man. As far as I'm concerned, you're a U(nwanted) N(obody). Go take your hypocrisy and your crocodile tears somewhere else.

[Thanks to Dave at Isreallycool for posting the picture in the above box, which wouldn't cooperate)

Sunday, March 13, 2005

Bury Archaeology!

I feared this would happen. No, I actually was sure this would happen. Once Arabs get control of areas that contain Jewish archaeological remains, they destroy them in order to obliterate any physical proof of the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel. That's what the did by destroying Joseph's Grave in Shechem. That's what they are doing on the Temple Mount. Now, it appears that they have also destroyed the famous Jericho Synagogue, 'Shalom al Yisrael.'

If, God forbid, Sharon gets his way and the rest of Yesha is transferred to the Arabs, we may be looking at that largest campaign ever seen to eradicate the traces of Jewish settlement here. Think of it! Shiloh, Susya, Ma'aleh Levona, Bet Knesset Avraham Avinu (for the second time!), Har Ebal's altar, the synagogue in Na'aran etc. etc will al be smashed to smithereens.

I know it sounds crazy, but like the Essenes who his their library two millenia ago, I think we need to rebury all of these sites in order to save them. If they're not in the Arabs' faces, may be they won't bother diggingh them up to destroy them...

Saturday, March 12, 2005

Back at the Keyboard....

I can't believe that it's been three weeks since I last posted. Work just got the better of me. I also decided that my writing has gotten a little hysterical. My screaming about the evils of the Left will not make them less evil, but it might give me an ulcer.

Anyway, I heard two interesting stories today, both rrelating to the retreat from Gaza. First, there's a guy in Gush Katif who was expanding his house but ran out of money. In order to finish it off, he sold an apartment in Jerusalem! When asked why he would do something so obviously against common sense, he replied that he does not belive the expulsion will occur.

Second story. An inspector from the education ministry came to visit a school in another town in Gush Katif. When she arrived she was in shock. She saw houses, schools, stores, and community centers. She had thought that Gush Katif was a few mobile homes in the middle of Gaza city. So the so-called 60% who support the expusion don't even know what they're talking about.