And it continues...

Israel Television reports that six civilians and one soldier were killed in Thursday afternoon's terror attacks. Another Israeli was killed Thursday evening by gunfire from within Egypt. Five of the six civilians were killed when their car was hit by an anti-tank missile that was intended to hit a civilians bus.

The IAF has raided Gaza and killed six 'Palestinians' including the entire

Shalit talks postponed

Egypt has postponed indefinitely the latest round of talks for the release of kidnapped IDF Corporal Gilad Shalit in a bid to develop bridging proposals according to the London-based Al-Hayat. According to the report, Egypt will work in the coming weeks to formulate a compromise between the parties that would allow for a completion of the deal.

An "Egyptian source" told Al Hayat that thee

Barak admits Israel in serious negotiations over Shalit release

Defense Minister Ehud Barak admitted on Tuesday that, for the first time in a long time, Israel is in serious negotiations about the release of kidnapped IDF Corporal Gilad Shalit. But asked specifically about a report Tuesday morning that Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal was heading to Cairo amid increased Israeli flexibility in the deal, Barak said, "There is a grain of truth in the rumors."

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'The mourning of parents for a murdered child never heals or fades'

I was going to hold off until the weekend - Saturday will be the tenth yahrtzeit (anniversary of death) - to talk a bit about the 16 victims of the Sbarro terror bombing here in Jerusalem. But Frimet Roth's heart-rending piece about how the pain never goes away should be read and reread, especially by those who deign to tell the rest of us that it's okay to release 1,000 convicted terrorists in

Activists for Gilad Shalit blocking terrorist relatives from prisons

This should be done every week and should have been done a long time ago.

A group of activists for the release of Gilad Shalit is blocking a busload of relatives of 'Palestinian' terrorists who are on their way to visit terrorists in an Israeli prison. Gilad Shalit has not had a visitor in more than five years. Activists are blocking a bus full of terrorists' relatives from visiting Nafha

Where's the follow-through?

Remember how Prime Minister Netanyahu made a big deal of announcing that he was going to cut back on the privileges of Hamas terrorists who are held in Israeli jails? Well, I'm sure you'll all be shocked to hear that the 'Palestinians' have already had a 'hunger strike,' but there hasn't been any change in their conditions yet. The only change since the Prime Minister's declaration is that Hamas