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{image_1}Israeli Knesset (Parliament) Member Benny Elon has a new way of approaching the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, and his plan has received international endorsement from US Senator Sam Brownback, a Republi-can presidential hopeful from Kansas. Elon’s “Israeli Initiative” would provide humanitarian aid for the Palestinian refugees, as well as Jordanian citi-zenship for Palestinians in the West Bank (Judea and Samaria). This would eliminate the political solution of a Palestinian state and would place the West Bank under Israeli sovereignty.
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{image_1}Armored and infantry units from the Israel Defense Forces’
Givati Brigade held a large-scale four-day exercise on the Golan
Heights recently. The declared aim of the exercise was to ensure full
combat readiness. It also included exercises in collaboration with
Israeli Air Force units. Such exercises have occurred repeatedly in
2007. It is no secret that Syrian troops are also
“practicing” war.
{image_1}Israel launched its most advanced spy satellite in September. The
Tecsar spy satellite was put into orbit by an Indian rocket. Although
Israeli officials declined to give exact details of its expected
performance, they did say it is the most advanced in operation. Tecsar
uses advanced radar technology to produce very high-resolution images.
Israel has several spy and communication satellites currently in orbit.
In the coming months, Israel plans to launch the Amos 3 communication
satellite.
{image_1}American and Israeli scientists are at loggerheads over whether they will be able to plant electronic sensors inside butterflies and other insects and activate them by remote control. The aim of exhaustive experiments conducted by these scientists over a number of years, both in the United States and in Israel, is to eventually use the insects that will be fitted with electronic sensors to take aerial shots for intelligence use as well as detect explosives.
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{image_1}“Oh, give thanks to the LORD, for He is good!…Let the redeemed of the LORD say so, whom He has redeemed…and gathered out of the lands, from the east and from the west, from the north and from the south” (Psalm 107:1–3). In August, 27 American youths came to Israel to enlist in the army. They were among 210 new immigrants from North America, who were greeted at Ben Gurion Airport by former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Their flight was the third of 15 planned this past summer by Nefesh B’Nefesh, who announced that 3,200 will arrive from the United States and Canada this year.
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{image_1}In August, Israeli army units operating in the village of Salim, near the West Bank Palestinian city of Nablus (Shechem, Samaria), discovered a 22-lb (10-kg) bomb hidden inside the carcass of a lamb. Similar bombs were also found packed inside an old car battery and a gas cylinder. All these terrorist devices were safely diffused by sappers.
Continue Reading »An Iron Dome short-range rocket defense system is the talk of the town in Israel. Rafael, the national authority for the development of weapons and military technology, has said that the Iron Dome can be operational in 18 months. Israel Defense Minister Ehud Barak believes a future pullout from the West Bank (Judea and Samaria) depends heavily on the Iron Dome being operative. During an inspection of the project at Rafael, Barak said the system was of “national importance.”
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Israel successfully launched its military spy satellite Ofek 7 on June 11. The satellite was launched on the back of a Shavit rocket and will replace Ofek 5, which was launched in May 2002 and reportedly travels over Iran, Syria, and Iraq every 90 minutes. Yitzhak Nissan, CEO of the Israel Aircraft Industries (IAI), said the new satellite will enhance the defense establishment’s capabilities.
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“The British lecturers’ union is trying to delegitimize Israel by promoting radical prejudice,” Dr. Jonathan Rynhold of Bar Ilan University and member of the International Advisory Board for Academic Freedom said in May, following a decision by Britain’s University and College Union (UCU) to consider boycotting Israeli academic institutions. According to Rynhold, the decision was reminiscent of “McCarthy’s witch hunt.”
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{image_1}Christians can only continue living safely in the Gaza Strip if they accept Islamic law, including a ban on alcohol and on women roaming publicly without proper head coverings, an Islamist militant leader in Gaza told WND (WorldNetDaily). He said Christians in Gaza who engage in “missionary activity” will be “dealt with harshly.”
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