Thursday was a great day for self-determination and a shameful one for the Palestinian authorities. The body of 18-year-old Israeli-Druze teen, Tiran Fero, who was taken off ventilators and kidnapped by terrorists in a Jenin hospital, was returned to his family.
Read more: The Druze Showed The World How To Handle Terrorists Without Negotiating
The biblical rationale for modern political conflicts always seems to terrify people. True, biblical answers to all of the modern problems humans deal with would likely end in a catastrophe, but sometimes the most popular book in all of history and thousands of commentary pages that go with it offer a sound solution to a conflict too complicated for today’s problem-solvers; the Israeli-Palestinian one.
Read more: The Biblical Solution Is Far Better Than The Failed 'Two-State' Solution
In the permanent-structured refugee camp Jabaliya just north of Gaza City, 21 family members were burned alive likely due to unspecified gas leakage issues that power local generators. Although basic electricity lines and all standard necessities are often supplied to the Gaza Strip by Israel, the ruling party and terrorist organization Hamas have been consistently failing to distribute the resources properly. This semi-anarchical situation plays a key role in ensuring the terrorist organization maintains a strong hold over the Gazan population, helping Hamas maintain the current regime.
Read more: Is Israel To Blame Or Are Hamas Policies Responsible For Tragic Gaza Fire?
File this under 'You Can't Make This Shit Up.'
Mondoweiss, the pro-Palestinian news aggregator is at it again, well, it's not like they ever stopped lying about Israel. This time, however, it is just a bit too insane of a story, and the fact they printed it only proves that they will print anything that is written, true or not, as long as Israel and the Jews who live there are portrayed as evil.
Read more: The Truth About Mondoweiss' Lie About Wild Boars Being Weaponized
Benjamin Netanyahu has officially been given the mandate by President Herzog to form the new government. If all goes smoothly, by the end of this week Netanyahu will become prime minister for the 6th time in his political career that began in the mid-1980s.
Read more: No, Israel Is Not Turning Into A Far-Right Theocracy (At Least Not Anytime Soon)
