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President George W. Bush called the US-led invasion on March 20, 2003, a mission to free the Iraqi people and root out weapons of mass destruction. The war deposed a notorious dictator, but also broke what had been a unified state at the heart of the Arab world.
The IDF’s latest operations in Jenin and northern Samaria not only provide security against Palestinian terror threats but also send an intimidating message to our enemies on all fronts, as they hope Israeli security forces burn out due to the internal crisis.
Israeli Foreign Ministry says Jerusalem "committed to the 1994 peace agreement with Jordan" after finance minister appears next to a symbol of a right-wing organization depicting the kingdom as part of the Jewish state.
The columnist seems unaware of the fact that Israel’s prime ministers are under no obligation to take his advice.
Monday's coalition statement used more circumspect language than in the original bill introduced on Jan 4, but said it would continue to check the power of judges on the selection panel to use what it deemed an "automatic veto" over nominations to the bench.
