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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.
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- We Will Be Aggressive on Behalf of Our Security
- Unity House: A Bit of Personal History
- From the Book "The Land's Goodness"
- Who's the Grumbler Now?
- Muhammed's Jewish Companion
- Don't You Just Love It?
- Absolutely Logical - Arieh Eldad
- A Shepherd Youth on a Hilltop
- Tsk, tsk #38
- Can You Tell the Difference?
- And Here Comes Big Brother?
- The Grapes Are Delicious
- Aw. Ain't That Just Too Bad
- I've Entered a Dialogue
- Now Its Really Getting Complicated
- 18? Of Course Not
- How True (On Blogging)
- These Are Not Gitty's Friends
- So, Canada Is Not Immune
- Current and Future
- Editing is Slanting
- Rabkin's Rubbish
- Marty Peretz Responds to N. Kristoff
- I Figured It Out
- Are There Brains Under Them Yarmulkes?
- Rael Jean Isaac's Tribute to Shmuel Katz
- Winning "Play on Words" Poster
- A Reminder from William Blake
- A Message From Harry S. Truman
- What To Feel Pessimistic?
- Crazy Israeli (the Best Kind There Is)
- Temple Fight To Break Out?
- Sunset Over Ariel
- A Suggested Freudian Analysis of Jacqueline Rose
- Ever Heard of the Kabbalistic Concept of Tzimtzum?
- They'll Call Him "President Barry" Soon
- HH 175 is Up
- Don't Give Them...
- Biblicalese Mistake
- You Never Know Where the Temple Mount'll Pop Up
- The Four Ladies of Shedma
- Jewesses Getting High
- Reading Between the Lines
- The Babbling Whore of Palestine
- Yesha Council Chairman Quoted
- The Rabbi Came Second (at the Wedding)
- Not Quite a Burning Bush But...
- Crazy Kristoff
- One for the Good Guys
- And While We're on Films: 66
- Happy Anniversary
- New Tarantino Film It Seems
- ...And the Home of the Brave
- A Cloud Wall Rolling In from the North
- New Study Guide for the Satmar "VaYoel Moshe"
- Wonderful Insight
- Registered Yet?
- At My Other Blog
- Barak Illustrates Proper Policy to Barack
- Could It Be? Religious Freedom?
- The BBC Sets Conditions
- Flash! Seems Another Tractor Terror Act
- Jewish Tattoos
- So, The Media IS Guilty
- Bogged-down Blogs
- Another Bright Idea
- More "Justice"
- Just Great
- Here's That Hareidi-Annoying Hungarian Hussy
- Opposite Obama Press Conference
- And You Thought the Temple Mount Was Problematic
- Things Could Always Be Worse
- Cook? Like Kosher?
- Coming to the Bloggers Conference? Come!
- Just In Case You Missed This Loan to Olmert
- R' Lerner's Freudian Slip
- Ever Seen a Car Wearing Tzitzit?
- Cedar Defends His Ex-Uncle, Moshe Talansky
- For When The Avocados Come
- To The Hills!
- Brown's His Name, As Well as His Tongue
- Another HH
- Fisking the Jews
- Why We Should Not Yield Temple Mount Sovereignty
- Wise Words
- Guess It Didn't Really Work Out Well
- Ah, Israel
- A Book Review
- Gitty Has Friends
- Secret of a Success
- Amy's a Kosher Jewess
- All's Fair (or Not)
- PR: Commercial vs. Public Diplomatic
- Ah, The French-women
- Legality Can Become a Problem
- Better Translation (and Spelling)
- Oh, oh
- Arthur Koestler
- A Presence?
- Just You Don't Love Reading Between the Lines?
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