Tal Hartuv: “And God saw it was bad”
Charged to save Humanity, pimply teenagers delivering pizza the night before, put on a uniform and hunted death in the torched kibbutzim and rubble. At 6 a.m., on the 7th of October, in the...
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Moran T: 30 posts from an Israeli Zionist who loves Arabic and Arab music
A collection of posts on “X” by Moran T, who describes herself as a proud Israeli Zionist who loves the Arabic language and music and is proud of that too. Here she brings us...
This is how we bring in the Shabbat — Ariel Eliyahu, z”l
So far, 247 families have been notified that a family member who served in the IDF was killed fighting the Hamas enemy in a war called Iron Swords. And to date, we know that...
Have Hamas atrocities coming out of Gaza made an impact on Israeli leftist NGOs?
I believe we should know what those who disagree with us say so that we are not taken by surprise. How have Israeli left wing NGOs responded publicly to the horrific evil we have...
Amidst all the horrors, here are eight moments of grace
There may be nobody fiercer than Israelis in our loud and vicious opposition to each other when we disagree. And, thankfully, there is nobody fiercer than Israelis when we are targeted for destruction by...
Law for Selecting Judges in Israel Part 3: Historical bill proposals
In this article, I provide a description of the bills relevant to judicial appointments that were tabled over the decades, beginning in 1984. For clarity, I will first list the differences between the current...
Law for selection of judges in Israel Part 2(b): Amendments to the Courts Law
Here I present the second subsection of amendments related to judicial selection laws as they stand now, after having gone through the Constitution, Law, and Justice Committee of the Knesset. Amendments to Basic Law:...
Law for selection of judges in Israel Part 2(a): Amendments to Basic Law: Judiciary
Amendments to Section 4 of Basic Law: Judiciary is perhaps the most contentious issue regarding reform of the way in which judges are appointed. This particular paragraph delineates members of the Judge Selection Committee....
