Ami Magazine Dedicates 13 pages interviewing a Far-Leftist Israel Bashing Journalist

 In Ami's Feb 12 edition, Yitzy "the dunce" Frankfurter interviewed a former JDL member turned Far-leftist, Yossi Klein Halevi, and dedicated 13 pages to this vile scum.

Yossi Klein Halevi hates Netanyahu and is in favor of returning most of Israel's settlements beyond the green line to Hamas! He despises the settlers, and when I say "settlements' I mean areas where over a half million Jews presently reside! 

We are talking about the entire Gush, Maalei Adumim, Chevron, and East Jerusalem. East Jerusalem includes the entire Old City which includes the Kotel! If it was up to Halevi, Israel would give back the Kotel, Mearas Hamachpeilah, and Kever Rachel! 

To give you an idea of what I am talking about, I live in Beit Shemesh, Beit Shemesh is a 15-minute drive to the Gush! If Israel would G-d forbid return the Gush, Beit Shemesh would now be the border to a Palestinian State! 

Halevi lives in Yerushlayim, and when I asked him once when I was responding to his vile column in The Times of Israel against the settlements if he would give up his home to the Palestinians, after all, Palestinians consider his home "occupied" as well, he didn't respond! 

For Ami readers who don't have any idea who this Halevi is and what he stands for, Frankfurter, the "goilim" continued the interview even after he realized that Halevi was setting him up with his subtle niceties. Frankfurter should have never printed this garbage, but Yitzy is either not the sharpest blade in the drawer as I long ago suspected, or he printed the interview because Frankfurter himself "a Satmar tuchislekker" wanted to push this twisted agenda! 

Halevi also despises Trump and that comes through reading the interview! In addition, Halevi is  against Court Reform and is in favor of keeping these far-leftist self-appointed Judges on the Supreme Court!  Don't forget it was the huge Far-leftist protests against Court Reforms that encouraged Hamas to invade Israel on October 7! Halevi supported and supports those protests! 

In the magazine, Frankfurter posts a photo of Halevi with a Kipot, let me tell you guys that Halavie hardly ever wears a kipot even while living in Israel, I have seen him at conferences and have never ever seen him with a kipot. To place a photo of Haleivi with a kipot is either mocking his readers or trying to deceive them!

I see that in the "Letters of the Editor" in the Feb 19 edition a reader by the name of Aryeh Blum calls out Haleivi stating that "Halevi's criticism of Trump's Gaza plan is that he is basing it on all the tired old canards and lies, while Trump sees things as they are." 

You would think that in the midst of a war where Jewish Children are still dying, The Frank, would have some "seichal" and keep his dumb twisted ideas out of his magazine and stop interviewing haters of Netanyahu, Trump, and Israel! No such Luck! 

Happy Purim! 

Does Hashem Change His Mind? You'd be Surprised!

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin 

Parashat Mishpatim delves into the intricate web of civil laws that govern monetary and commercial interactions. 

It opens with an allusion to beit din: ואלה המשפטים אשר תשים לפניהם

 "These are the principles which should be placed before them" 

 The term "לפניהם"—"before them"—is interpreted by Chazal as a directive to bring civil and monetary disputes before a beit din. 

The preface to Parshat Mishpatim, which establishes the framework of Choshen Mishpat, empowers a beit din to oversee and resolve all legal monetary matters. 

The Worst Enemy Of Israel are American Jews!

 

Footage of one of the Bat Yam Bomber terrorists from inside the bus

 

Hillel Fuld : 

Since day one, I’ve been telling anyone who will listen that since 10/7, we’ve witnessed so many miracles, it’s hard to count.

Some of these miracles are easy to recognize, like how well the beeper operation went down or how successful we were at intercepting or detonating those hundreds of drones and ballistic missiles fired at us from Iran. Twice.

Other miracles were harder to recognize.

And then we have last night.

Last night was a miracle the caliber of the splitting of the sea.

I am talking an open miracle that could and should have ended very differently.

Do not ask me for my source and if that means you don’t believe what I’m about to say, so be it. You can keep scrolling. But if you know my work, you know I’m very careful with what I share so if I’m sharing this, trust me, it’s based on a reliable source.

Last night, a young lady noticed a suspicious object on a bus in the center of Israel. She reported it to the driver who pulled into a station, got everyone off the bus, at which point, the bus blew up and was completely destroyed.

But that wasn’t the end of it. Not even close.

Over the hours that followed, an additional four bombs were discovered on buses, some of them exploded, others were taken apart before exploding. Some malfunctioned.

According to my source, and this was news to me, a whopping 15 buses were supposed to explode this morning. According to reports, the terrorist set the timer for 9 PM instead of 9 AM.

So is that the worst of it? Not even close.

'We have witnessed unimaginable depths of cruelty and evil' ....Head of the Forensic Institute

 

Dr. Chen Kugel, director of the National Institute of Forensic Medicine, also known as "Abu Kabir," on Saturday confirmed that his team had positively identified the remains of hostage Shiri Bibas, who was murdered in Hamas captivity in the early weeks of the war.

In a statement, Kugel stressed that there is "no evidence" that Shiri Bibas was killed in an airstrike.

The findings prove that Hamas' claim that Israel killed Shiri Bibas and her sons Ariel and Kfir in an airstrike is false, and an attempt to both mislead the international community and cause Israelis psychological harm.

"We identified Shiri Bibas two days after we identified her children," Kugel said. "Our examination found no evidence of injuries caused by bombing."

He added: "Since Thursday morning we have worked professionally and carefully to provide clear answers to the Lifshitz and Bibas-Silberman families. It’s a difficult day for the families, for us, the medical staff, and for the entire nation of Israel."

"We have witnessed unimaginable depths of cruelty and evil. Our hearts go [out] to the family and we continue to hope for the return of all the remaining captives."

Shiri Bibas is back and was murdered in captivity

 

Kibbutz Nir Oz on Friday evening announced the murder of Shiri Bibas, who was kidnapped from her home on the morning of the October 7 massacre, together with her children Ariel (4) and Kfir (9 months).

The announcement followed the positive identification of Shiri's body by the Abu Kabir Forensic Institute.

The family responded: "Tonight our Shiri returned home. We received the news we feared: Our Shiri was murdered in captivity, and now she has returned home to her sons, her husband, her sister, and her entire family - to rest. Despite the fears for their fate, we continued to hope that we would merit to embrace them, and now we are pained and broken."

"For 16 months, we asked for certainty, and now we have no comfort in it, but we hope that we will be able to find closure. Shiri was an amazing mother to Ariel and Kfir, and a loving partner to Yarden; a dedicated sister and aunt, and an amazing friend. At this difficult time, we continue to demand and call for the immediate return of all the other hostages who remain in captivity. There is no goal more important than this. There will be no healing without them. The details for the week of mourning and the funeral will be published later. Please give the family the space to digest and mourn. Thank you to everyone for their support and love over these 16 months. If only Shiri could have seen it."

Forensics experts believe that Shiri was murdered by the terrorists who held her and her children captive, in the early weeks of the war. Kibbutz Nir Oz said that "Shiri, who was abducted when she was 32, was born and raised in Nir Oz. For years, she cared for the kibbutz's children with dedication, as part of the education system, and she was beloved by all who knew her. In the past two years, she worked as the kibbutz accountant, but above everything else, she was a dedicated mother, who was dedicated to parenting with infinite love. Shiri, Yarden, Kfir, and Ariel, loved their home in Nir Oz very much; they loved the porch and the grass, where they spent an infinite number of happy moments as a family, and from which they were all kidnapped on October 7."

"Shiri's parents, Yossi and Margit Silberman, were murdered on the morning of October 7. Today, after 16 unbearably hard months, the circle of pain has finally closed for the family, and in the coming days she will return, together with her two young sons, to eternal rest on Israel's land. Shiri is survived by her loving husband, sister, nephews, family, and friends who will always remember her smile, good-heartedness, and joy in living which she shared with everyone. May the memories of Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir be blessed."

Omer, Eliya, Omer, Avera, Tal, and Hisham are back in Israel

 Hisham al-Sayed, Omer Wenkert, Eliya Cohen, Avera Mengistu, Tal Shoham, and Omer Shem Tov were released Saturday from Hamas captivity and are back in Israel, after reuniting with their families at hospitals in Israel.

Omer Wenkert, Eliya Cohen, and Omer Shem-Tov arrived in Israel and were flown to hospitals. Cohen and Shem Tov arrived at Beilinson Hospital together with their families, and waved from the window.

Earlier, they were transferred to the Red Cross at the handover point in Rafah. Tal Shoham and Avera Mengistu were released earlier, and arrived at Ichilov and Beilinson hospitals. Omer Wenkert, Eliya Cohen, Omer Shem Tov, and Tal Shoham were kidnapped to Gaza during the October 7 massacre and spent over 500 days in captivity.

Zera Shimshon Parshas Mishpatim

 

Agam found Rabbi Druckman's Sefer in Gaza

 

Released hostage Agam Berger, who was kidnapped from the IDF base at Nahal Oz, said that she read Rabbi Haim Druckman's book on Jewish law, she understood that she was permitted to eat non-kosher meat in a case of life and death.

The book was printed and distributed by Bnei Akiva yeshivas and girls' high schools, and one copy was accidentally forgotten in a building after the soldiers left, and reached Agam's hands.

Elhanan Glatt, CEO of the Bnei Akiva Yeshivot and Ulpanot Center who himself distributed hundreds of books at a conference, wrote emotionally to the management team: "Rabbi Druckman, there is a reward for your work, and they returned from an enemy land. We sought to plant the spirit and light of Rabbi [Druckman] in the soldiers a moment before the ground operation."

Yaniv Sufan, director of the "Hinenu" initiative to continue Rabbi Druckman's legacy, said, "It is so moving that the booklets from Rabbi Druckman, of blessed memory, reached the soldiers who needed them more than anything - the lookouts."

"There is nothing that symbolizes the booklet's name, 'With Strength and With Spirit,' more than Agam's spirit of greatness, which we have been revealed since her return."

Hamas Playing Cruel Games and Have Not Sent Back Body of Shiri Bibas!

 

Following the identification process conducted by the National Center of Forensic Medicine in coordination with the Israel Police, IDF representatives have informed the Bibas family that their loved ones, Ariel and Kfir Bibas, have been identified.

Based on intelligence and forensic findings, professional assessments indicate that Ariel and Kfir Bibas were brutally murdered in captivity by terrorists in November 2023.

Additionally, the third body received was not that of Shiri Bibas and does not match any other known hostage. It remains unidentified.

This is a severe violation by Hamas, which was obligated under the agreement to return four fallen hostages. We demand that Hamas return Shiri Bibas along with all remaining hostages.

Ariel Bibas, four years old, and Kfir Bibas, ten months old, were kidnapped alongside their mother, Shiri, from their home in Nir Oz. Their father, Yarden Bibas, was taken earlier while trying to protect them. Yarden was returned as part of the hostage release

Yad Hashem : Massive attack averted: Bombs found on five buses in central Israel

 

הנה לא ינום ולא יישן שומר ישראל 

These bombs were supposed to go off at 9:am in the morning when hundreds of people would have been on the bus, but instead Hashem intervened and they set it at 9:00 PM when most buses are empty 

_Summary of the Terror Incident in Bat Yam and Holon – Four Explosive Devices Planted on Buses_

At approximately 20:15 today, a report was received about an explosion on a bus at a bus depot in Bat Yam. Shortly after, additional reports came in regarding another bus explosion at the same location.

Large police forces arrived at the scene, secured the area, and began searching for suspects.

Further reports were received about another explosion on a bus in Holon, along with an additional explosive device found there. Several other suspicious objects were examined by bomb disposal units and were determined not to be threats.

Police forces and emergency response teams are deployed across Bat Yam and Holon. Bomb disposal experts are handling the detected explosives, and all buses are being thoroughly inspected to rule out any additional threats.

The Police Commissioner and the Tel Aviv District Commander conducted a situational assessment at the scene. The district commander has instructed security forces to increase their presence in crowded areas.

The suspect 

Their Time Is Up ...

 

Innocent Gazan Children Celebrating the Dead Bodies 

Grief means little. Rage matters even less. All that we have now are the cold, unfeeling facts: 

Kfir Bibas, the baby smiling sweetly at us in the photograph, holding his pink elephant, was taken violently from his home, together with his mother Shiri and his four-year-old brother, Ariel. They were held in Gaza and eventually murdered. 

We may never know the details of their ordeal, but we know plenty about their tormentors.

 For nearly eighteen months, we’ve been collecting forensic evidence about the specimens who live in Gaza. What do we know about them? The question matters. A lot. In fact, no other does, particularly as Israel and the United States are trying to ascertain how to proceed now that the first round of the ceasefire agreement with Hamas is nearing its end.

What do we know, then?

We know the numbers: 

A large-scale survey of Gazans, conducted by researchers from Oxford University and published in Foreign Affairs just last week, showed that whereas only 36% of Gazans supported Hamas prior to October 7, 2023, the number spiked to well over a half in March 2024, and began to decline only when Israel successfully eliminated Yahya Sinwar in October of last year. 

Which should come as no surprise considering the fact that 98% of those surveyed described themselves as religious, and nearly as many said they saw the conflict with Israel in religious, not political terms: The Jews were usurpers who must be banished.

 How? When asked, 47% said they wanted to see Israel destroyed and replaced with a strict Islamic state governed by Sharia law, and 20% said they would settle merely for the forced removal of all Jews and their transfer to wherever it was their ancestors had lived prior to immigrating to Israel. The moderates, 17% of them, said they would be alright merely with embracing the Palestinian right of return, a kinder, gentler way to end the Jewish state.

And we know the stories:

Many of the Israeli hostages who return tell variations of the same tale, of being held captive by ordinary families, abused and tormented not by bearded zealots with guns but by mothers and fathers and daughters and sons. Liri Albag, for example, the brave IDF soldier who was released in January, was enslaved by one such family, which did not allow her to shower for 37 days and, witnessing her growing faint with hunger, ridiculed her and refused to let her eat any of the food she was forced to cook for her captors.

Such gleeful cruelty has no parallel in the civilized world. Sure, war is hell, and combat rarely concludes without a handful of shocking aberrations. A soldier may crack and do the unthinkable. A rocket might miss its mark, snuffing out innocent lives. That is all too regrettable, and all but unavoidable. But that is not what is happening in Gaza. The footage of a dead Jewish baby returning home to Israel for burial compels us to tell the truth: The assertion that most, or even many, Gazans are innocents hijacked by their tyrannical leaders is a polite fiction. There are certainly some somewhere in the strip, the very young and the very frail included, who neither partook in nor condone the atrocities of the past 18 months, but they should no more redeem Gaza’s genocidal enterprise than the hypothetical ten good men of Sodom and Gomorrah could the cities of the plain.

Like Abraham, our shared Patriarch, we, too, struggled to find the righteous among the wicked. We hoped that the Palestinians of Gaza will show something of the courage we had seen in Syria, Tunisia, or Libya and stand up to their maniacal overlords. No protest materialized, and support for the tyrants grew the more adept they proved at slaughtering the Jews. We hoped for a Palestinian Oskar Schindler, one righteous man or woman who would stand up to Hamas as righteous men and women stood up to the far mightier Nazis and say that no cause or ideology justified the brutal murder of an infant. None came forth. We offered large monetary rewards and safe passage to anyone delivering any information about our hostages; hatred spoke louder than self-interest and cash. Israel’s neighbors to the south had all the opportunities anyone could reasonably ask for to resist, repent, and recalculate course. And at every turn, they returned to the singular idea that gives them life and meaning: Kill the Jews, all of them, gleefully.

If we didn’t understand all of this before, we ought to now that we are burying two dead children. And the lesson we must learn is simple. It comes down to one word: enough.

Enough with the sophistry about international laws and human rights. The crucibles in which these ideas were forged, raging with the fires of century-old conflicts, have now cooled down and crumbled. To pretend as if we must now take seriously a torrent of treaties long after the framework guaranteeing their efficacy—if such a framework ever existed in earnest—is sheer lunacy. We’ve seen the United Nations. We’ve seen the International Court of Justice. We’ve seen the Red Cross. To take any of these decrepit and callous concubines of evildoers seriously is not an option any morally or intellectually serious person should ever entertain.

Enough also with the insufferable ululations about Jewish morality and its arc which somehow always bends towards having mercy on the monsters who devour our children. As my dear friend and teacher Rabbi Meir Soloveichik noted in a celebrated article more than two decades ago, hate, too, is a Jewish virtue. The very next holiday on the Jewish calendar, in fact, Purim, is a celebration of the time, long ago, when Jews arose and dispensed with 75,000 of their pursuers, realizing that justice meant not only reversing Haman’s evil decree but forcing all those who were only too eager to partake in the slaughter to face the consequences of their actions. Like them, we, too, are fighting millions of little Hamans, murderous marauders who will grow emboldened the more we offer them mercy.

Which brings us back to earth, to the realm of the real, the practical, and the political. President Trump’s proposal to empty Gaza of its inhabitants is, if we’re honest, more merciful than any Gazan deserves, offering the savages who heard Kfir Bibas sob without showing a shred of basic human decency the one thing that precious baby will never have—a chance of a good and peaceful life elsewhere. Nevertheless, we must embrace this proposal, because at its heart is the one true and inescapable sentiment: Israelis can no longer be expected to live in proximity to those who desire nothing more than their death.

Negotiating with some other Palestinian group won’t do: 

The PLO, the PFLP, et al are merely a different shade of murderous. Nor is there much value to the fantasy that the same patient reeducation that cleansed so many Germans of the Nazi inflammation might work in Gaza, too. Gazans aren’t, as some Pollyannish accounts would have us believe, long-suffering innocents who had the misfortune of living through decades of Hamas indoctrination; they’re faithful adherents of a stern interpretation of a still-young religion who believe there is glory in putting the enemies of God to the sword. We can, and should, respect their fierce heart. We can, and must, insist that their hands be nowhere near our necks.

Sadly, Israel is showing a growing lack of resolve which is no longer possible to ignore or explain away as some clever bit of tactical genius. Is it possible that Bibi Netanyahu is playing a very long game of five-dimensional chess with the world, holding out on the real prize, which is smiting the regime in Iran? Maybe! But meanwhile, closer to home, nothing is done. A few days ago, a very wise friend wrote to share this startling thought: for the past 18 months, we’ve all listened to Israel’s best and brightest, including Netanyahu himself, go on the sort of podcasts beloved by the self-appointed best and brightest of the American Jewish community, saying that if only they had the proper American support, they would’ve waged a very different war against Hamas.

Now, American support is manifest. Now, an American president possessing uncommon moral clarity and candor is advocating for the opening of the gates of hell. And rather than live up to a year of tough talk, Israel equivocates, looking weak, wounded, and confused. Those exploding beepers were a marvel. The killing of Nasrallah was a thing of beauty. But you don’t win wars and secure the peace with a sprinkling of daring commando acts or a dash of excellent air raids. You win wars and secure the peace by making your enemy realize that they had lost, and in the Middle East, as anyone who has ever consulted a history book could tell you, that means only one thing: seizing land.

Israel, then, must annex Judea and Samaria right now, if only to appear as certain of its right to its ancestral homeland as, say, Senator Tom Cotton. It must enthusiastically advocate for Trump’s plan, or some other arrangement that leaves Gaza empty of Gazans. It must take one long look at Kfir Bibas’ coffin and realize precisely what happens when evil is met with too many clever arguments and not enough swift deeds.

Liel Leibovitz is editor-at-large for Tablet Magazine and the host of its weekly podcast, Rootless, and its daily Talmud podcast Take One.

From Celebrating the Massacre to Applauding Coffins – The Reality in Gaza

 

On October 7, they flooded Gaza’s streets celebrating the massacre and kidnappings of Israelis. 503 days later, they are cheering as kidnapped children are returned in coffins, turning it into a disgraceful "ceremony."

Watch them clapping, bringing their children to witness the spectacle, recording on their phones as souvenirs—these are the same Gazans the world pities and supports.

There is no difference between them and Hamas terrorists.

"Hatikvah" and Cries of "Forgive Us" as Fallen Hostages' Coffins Arrive in Abu Kabir

 

As the convoy carrying the fallen hostages' remains reached Abu Kabir, citizens stood in mourning, singing "Hatikvah" and calling out "Forgive us", honoring their memory with deep sorrow and respect.

A police convoy transported the bodies of four Israeli hostages, murdered in Hamas captivity, from Gaza to Israel for official identification ahead of their proper burial. As the convoy passed, Israeli police officers honored them with a show of respect. The families will be informed after identification and have requested the public to await official confirmation

The convoy carrying the coffins is on its way to the National Center for Forensic Medicine.

"זָכוֹר אֵת אֲשֶׁר עָשָׂה לְךָ עֲמָלֵק"

Kfir and Ariel in better days—smiling, happy, playing together. The pain is unbearable. The heartbreak is immense. We live in a cruel world, with monsters just beyond the fence. There is no choice but to eradicate Hamas and erase its existence from the earth.

Argentina to Declare National Day of Mourning for Slain Bibas Family

 

Argentina has announced plans to observe a national day of mourning in honor of the Bibas family, who were tragically killed. 

This gesture reflects the country’s solidarity and sympathy towards the victims and their loved ones.

Breaking: President Trump Reportedly Calls for Gaza to Be Wiped Out After Return of Bibas Bodies

 Trump allegedly told advisors he wants Gaza “wiped out” with no buildings left, per Channel 14, after Hamas released the Bibas family’s remains amid ceasefire tensions.

2 NYC yeshivas are not meeting standards and must effectively close, state rules

 The New York State Education Department is cutting off public funding to two Brooklyn yeshivas and ordering parents to find alternative educational arrangements for their children next year, citing the schools' failure to meet secular education standards.

It’s the most significant set of consequences faced by any school in the ongoing fight between education officials and Haredi institutions in New York over laws requiring that yeshivas, like all schools, meet standards in core subjects like English and math. After years of battles in court, the halls of government and the public square, this is the first time the state has effectively closed a Hasidic school.

The two yeshivas are in Williamsburg, the center of the city’s Satmar Hasidic community. They are Yeshiva Bnei Shimon Yisroel of Sopron, which runs schools in two locations for different age groups, and Talmud Torah of Kasho. They were notified of the enforcement decisions on February 11 after ignoring final warnings issued in December, according to the education department.

Trump signs executive order cutting all taxpayer-funded benefits for illegal immigrants

Watch Rockland County Legislator Aron Weider welcome illegals with big smile on his face! 

President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday night barring illegal immigrants from receiving federally-funded benefits. 

“My Administration will uphold the rule of law, defend against the waste of hard-earned taxpayer resources, and protect benefits for American citizens in need, including individuals with disabilities and veterans,” read the text of Trump’s order. 

The president noted that the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA) ostensibly prohibits illegal immigrants from obtaining most taxpayer-funded benefits, but he argued that in the decades since its passage “numerous administrations have acted to undermine the principles and limitations directed by the Congress.” 

Trump claimed that the Biden administration “repeatedly undercut the goals of that law, resulting in the improper expenditure of significant taxpayer resources.”

As a result, “taxpayer resources” have acted as a “magnet” for migrants, “fueling illegal immigration to the United States,” according to the president. 

Trump’s order directs the head of every federal agency to “ identify all federally funded programs administered by the agency that currently permit illegal aliens to obtain any cash or non-cash public benefit”  and “take all appropriate actions to align such programs” with PRWORA and other federal laws. 

The commander-in-chief further ordered government officials to “ensure, consistent with applicable law, that Federal payments to States and localities do not, by design or effect, facilitate the subsidization or promotion of illegal immigration, or abet so-called ‘sanctuary’ policies that seek to shield illegal aliens from deportation.” 

Trump’s executive order also asked federal agencies to “enhance eligibility verification systems, to the maximum extent possible” in an effort to exclude illegal immigrants from taxpayer-funded benefits. 

The president tasked the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by billionaire Elon Musk, with identifying “all other sources of Federal funding for illegal aliens” and recommending “additional agency actions to align Federal spending with the purposes of this order.” 

The order demands that agencies refer any improper benefits going to illegal immigrants to the  Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security for “appropriate action.” 

The move is part of the administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration, one of Trump’s key campaign promises. 

The president has lauded Musk and DOGE for helping implement several of his executive orders that he argued would’ve been ignored by federal workers without the bureaucracy-cutting team in place. 

IDF KNOW WHO KIDNAPPED BIBAS' BUT CANT DO ANYTHING BECAUSE THEY ARE "CIVILIANS"

 

Of all the images of Israelis being taken hostage on Oct. 7, 2023, the most heartbreaking is that of Shiri Bibas holding her two red-headed toddlers, her face contorted in horror, as if the camera had frozen the very instant when she realized that there is no human feeling in her barbaric captors to appeal to.

We now know who these barbarians are. The Israel Defense Forces positively identified the kidnappers of the Bibas family. They still live in Gaza.

And though Israel vowed to hunt down each and every one of the participants in the massacre, it is not targeting the Bibas abductors—because Military Advocate General Brig. Gen. Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi has defined them as “citizens,” not combatants, and so has vetoed targeting them. IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi accepted the dictum and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant acquiesced. And so the tormentors of Shiri Bibas and her children are alive and well. The matter was first exposed by Amit Segal on Channel 12 News earlier this year, but nothing has changed since then.

How did we arrive at this madness? 

Delta CEO stuns Gayle King declining to blame Trump for plane crashes.

 

Delta CEO stuns Gayle King when he declined to blame Trump for plane crashes.

"The Trump administration has committed to investing deeply in terms of improving air traffic control systems."