Enough is enough: Tzipi go home!

I'm not the only one who didn't like Tzipi Livni's interview with Jeffrey Goldberg last weekend. Isi Leibler says that it's time for Israel's chief opportunist to resign. Livni’s eruption was unconscionable. I was amongst those calling on both the Prime Minister and the leader of the opposition to set aside their personal and political ambitions and form a unity government to promote the

'J Street has harmed Israel'

Alan Dershowitz slams J Street chief Jeremy Ben Ami's new book. “It’s a myth that criticism of Israel is silenced,” Dershowitz said in a phone interview with the Post on Thursday. I have spoken at AIPAC many times and have criticized Israeli policy. AIPAC has never silenced me, because AIPAC knows I’m pro-Israel.”In the book, Ben-Ami argues that the major Jewish organizations and pro-Israel

'Loyal opposition' leader urges Obama to rape Israel

Remember David Landau, the Haaretz editor who urged US Secretary of State Condi Rice to rape Israel? In an interview with Jeffrey Goldberg, Israel's current opposition leader has urged Barack Hussein Obama to do the same. Q: You just suggested that when Obama pushed Netanyahu, people realized they needed to get a deal. Do you think that American pressure on Netanyahu has been constructive?TL:

Guess who's financing the 'housing crisis' protests

I'm sure you'll all be shocked to hear Channel 2 News reported on Tuesday night that the Kadima party, led by Israel's number one opportunist, is paying for the signs used by 'protesters' in Tel Aviv, and is in constant contact with the protest leaders, in a bid to paint Prime Minister Netanyahu as solely responsible for the crisis (link in Hebrew). That's just plain wrong. Netanyahu gets some

They may want change but they don't want Livni

Over the last few days, we've been hearing that astronomical numbers of Israelis support the protest movement against Israel's 'housing crisis.' For example, Yediot Aharonot, Israel's largest circulation Hebrew daily, publishes a poll today that says that 91% of the Jewish public supports the protest regarding the housing question, 54% believe it will bring about change in the situation. 77%

In it for herself

Caroline Glick rips apart opposition leader Tzipi Livni, one of the most self-centered politicians Israel has ever seen. Rather than acknowledge that attacks on the legitimacy of the democratically elected government of her country are attacks on her country, Livni has viewed every attack on Netanyahu as an opportunity to weaken his government.In this vein, Livni has consistently sided with