Tuesday, May 28, 2013

ELDER OF ZIYON: How Muslim co-wives feel

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From  Now Lebanon: Imagine you're a woman. Imagine you fall in love with a man, or at least, like him, or merely consider him as a pot...

Who is Really Desecrating Holy Sites? Palestinians claim that the mere presence of Jewish visitors is a 'desecration' of the holy site. By: Khaled Abu Toameh

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Originally published at the  Gatestone Institute . Tensions have been mounting in recent months in Jerusalem over visits by Jews to the...

How many Jewish girls are trapped in Arab villages?

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Welcoming party at the Jerusalem train station (Library of Congress, date given as 1898-1946) A new cultural and entertainment center just opened in Jerusalem and it's called the "First Station." With a farmers' market, restaurants, crafts stores and a children's play center, the First Station promises to be a busy hub for Jerusalem activity. Just like it was when it first opened in 1892, more than 120 years ago, when the first train from Jaffa pulled into Jerusalem's new train station.

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Monday, May 27, 2013

ELDER OF ZIYON: Video of Palestinian Arabs attacking IDF - from behind journalists This exposes both the depravity of using journalists as human shields, and of journalists allowing themselves to be used in such a way.

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ELDER OF ZIYON: Libyan anti-Israel postage stamps

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This is the third in a  series .  As far as I can tell, no one has ever compiled an illustrated list of anti-Israel postage stamps since th...

New Delta Airlines partner prevents Jews from Flying

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Jordan Sekulow discusses Delta Airlines new partnership with Saudi Arabia Airlines, which prevents Jews and Israeli nationals from flying.

Happy 65th anniversary, Israel: From pioneers to the present day, remarkable pictures show the struggle and celebration of the Jewish homeland Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2322735/Israels-65th-anniversary-From-pioneers-present-day-remarkable-pictures-struggle-celebration-Jewish-homeland.html#ixzz2UVfKGynR Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

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Wearing tattered clothing marked with the Star of David, these immigrants look at their new home - some with relief, some with a hint of tr...