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My thoughts, assertions and observations on issues important to me as a Jew, a Zionist, a Revenant in Yesha and as an inquisitive human being.
About Me
- YMedad
- Shiloh, Benjamin District, Samaria, Israel
- American born, my wife and I moved to Israel in 1970. We have lived at Shiloh together with our family since 1981. I was in the Betar youth movement in the US and UK. I have worked as a political aide to Members of Knesset and a Minister during 1981-1994, lectured at the Academy for National Studies 1977-1994, was director of Israel's Media Watch 1995-2000 and currently, I work at the Menachem Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem. I was a guest media columnist on media affairs for The Jerusalem Post, op-ed contributor to various journals and for six years had a weekly media show on Arutz 7 radio. I serve as an unofficial spokesperson for the Jewish Communities in Judea & Samaria.
Blog Archive
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- What's "Littering" in Yiddish?
- Women, Islamic Women That Is
- How Bad is McCain?
- Temple Mount Snowed In
- My Letter on the Altalena in The Jerusalem Post
- Snowing Still in Shiloh
- Burkha Babes
- I Welcome Any Comments or Explanations
- Really Filthy Words
- First Reaction
- Not Too Dificult a Task
- Their Effrontery
- Wednesday's Shiloh Snow
- A Letter to the NYRB
- "Came"? Maybe Gone
- On Blogging
- Clouds to the North Bringing Snow to Jerusalem
- So, Now You Tell Us
- The Qassams
- The Israeli Government Game as "Survival"
- Far Rockaway Summer
- You Just Got To Love 'Em
- Sweet Revenge of a Sort
- The Real Ami Ayalon Opinion
- Former Ideas on Jerusalem
- From Kenya to "Palestine"
- But A Lot of Israeli Politicians Do
- Habash Dead
- Hebron in The Independent
- Wounded But Alive
- Protest Over Honor of Jewish Girls
- No title
- Gaza Beach tragedy Exploitation
- Actually, Not a Bad Idea
- Headline Again Misleading
- Interesting Observations on Weimar & Hitler
- Do You See The Light Through the Lie?
- Darwin Awardee
- From Mort Klein's Thinking
- Did You Ever Ask Yourselves
- Give Us A Break
- Evelyn is So Good
- This Is Just, Well, Terrible
- Dani Dayan's Op-ed on the Outposts
- And Heeeeeeere's The "Peace Camp"
- The Neutral Objective UN(RWA)
- More "Money, Money, Money"
- Being a Fervent Muslim Has Its Disadvantages
- And Here I Thought They Were Referring to Sderot
- They Also Shoot At Journalists
- Mocking Gideon Levy
- Poster More Readable
- Quite Symbolic These Cracks
- Another Point of View - of Greg Sheridan
- Follow-up on Bush at Yad VaShem
- Tell It To the Goyim
- Shiloh Resident in Palestine
- NK Family Experience
- HH150
- Foreman vs. Medad
- Enderlin Does a Dirty al-Dura
- Looking North From Tel Shiloh
- Circumcision: The Difference
- This Should Be Interesting: Saying Psalms
- Can't Believe That Nati Could Be Intimidated
- What Is Hidden
- Shiloh Celebrates 30th Anniversary of Its Founding
- Kapara. Oops.
- Sharon Jr. Displays a Bit of (Too-Late) Wisdom
- Cost? It Provides Dividends
- They're Out
- That's My Rabbi
- New Anti-Olmert Poster in Support of Jerusalem
- This Flips Me
- Run, Fatma, Run
- Quite Dehuman Themselves, These Academics
- Another Truth
- A Little Truth
- Something You've Read Here for Almost Four Years
- Two But Not the Third
- Ver-r-r-y Interesting - Quran in Doubt
- Really NEWSWEEK, This You Had to Print?
- The Onion's Take on Annapolis
- Bush Humor
- Soviet Jewry Struggle Memory
- The Demographic Solution May Be Here
- You Take The Left, I've Got the Right
- Another Legal Aspect to Possession of Our Land
- Nevada Primary Bummer
- But There's Mutual Compensation
- They Also Shoot...Schools
- It's Back
- Rice Reins In Bush
- It's Tel Aviv's Turn Next
- The Story Behind the Story
- I Tried to Do a Good Deed at The Forward
- Here's Another Take on Bush - From the Left
- For the Record: Bush Speech and My Comments
- All is Frustratingly Relative
- Sneaky That Salama
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