Today, March 2, 2020, are the Israeli elections, and their unprecedented 3rd such elections in less than one year. This would be like having three U.S. Presidential elections in a single year, deadlocking with electoral candidates each time. Joining us to provide light on this unusual election cycle is David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloh, Israel, the first capitol of ancient Israel. Q&A: The first Israeli elections in April 2019 resulted in a virtual tie … Read more
Israeli scientists say that they expect to have a Coronavirus Vaccine in just a few weeks. This is great news, especially since some health forecasters predict 60% of the world population will contract that virus that is at least 1% lethal, meaning about 50 million deaths, rivaling the 1918 outbreak of Spanish Flu. Yet, despite this potential breakthrough, the silence is deafening from Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and other leftists calling for the boycott of … Read more
Conservative Benjamin Netanyahu vs. Liberal Benny Gantz Israel’s historic 3rd election in less than one year will be decided on Monday, March 2, 2020. The results of their last election on September 17, 2019 were a statistical tie, forcing this one set for Monday, just one day before the U.S. ‘Super Tuesday’ elections. The last two highest vote-getters, Conservative Benjamin Netanyahu, and Liberal Benny Gantz, could conceivably tie again since their constituencies are highly polarized … Read more
Former Nebraska Attorney General Who Argued Partial-Birth Abortion Case in U.S. Supreme Court Available to Interview The high-profile abortion case of June Medical Services v Russo will be argued in the U.S. Supreme Court on March 4. Louisiana enacted the Unsafe Abortion Protection Act which requires abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a hospital located within 30 miles of the clinic where they perform abortions. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the law … Read more
Will Bibi and Benny Deadlock Again??? The results of the September 17, 2019 elections in Israel were a statistical tie, forcing a historic third election in less than one year. Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz may very well tie again, as conservatives for Bibi and liberals for Benny are resolute in their positions. A lot is at stake in this election as Trump and Netanyahu are in agreement for Israel to annex a significant amount … Read more
Global pandemics, EMP attack, sudden grid failure: How do we fix that? Coronavirus is contagion of mysterious origin. We know little about its true origin, how it might mutate, and how to best protect ourselves against the novel plague of 2020. On one hand it is vital to contain the spread of the contagion, but on the other hand, we need to be sensitive to constitutional rights including the right to life, liberty and the … Read more
With Bernie Sanders leaping ahead of the pack in the Democratic Party, chances have greatly increased that he may well become the first Jewish nominee to reach the general election for President of The United States. Both Barack Obama as the first black nominee, and Hillary Clinton as the first female nominee, wore those distinctions as a badge of pride in their respective quests for White House. So, why does Bernie seem to only mention … Read more
New Book by Don Stenberg, former Attorney General of Nebraska, packs more truth in fiction than most nonfiction books A new book written by the former attorney general of Nebraska warns about clear and present dangers facing the United States and the world. It cautions us to be vigilant, and not drop our guard as we face the one entity that is unquestionably the greatest threat ever to humanity over the millennia since creation. And … Read more
With Israel’s March 2, 2020 election less than three weeks away, the political survival of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Trump’s Deal of the Century seem to be linked together as the central issues in the campaign. Despite an indictment for possible corruption hanging over his head, and despite the fact that he is slightly behind in the polls, Netanyahu is waging a fierce campaign against left-of-center opponent Benny Gantz. Trump’s peace proposal, which … Read more
Pete Buttigieg in 1st Place in the Delegate Count after the Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire Primary in the 2020 Democrat Presidential race. Bernie Sanders is second with 21 delegates, Elizabeth Warren third with 8, Amy Klobuchar fourth with 7, and Joe Biden in 5th with 6. No other Democratic candidates have yet to win any delegates. Welcome to the new face of the Democratic Party with an openly gay ex-small-town mayor White male in … Read more
Pete Buttigieg is surging while Joe Biden is in a freefall. What gives? Who will win the New Hampshire Democratic Primary? In a virtual tie, openly gay candidate Buttigieg seemed to have no trouble in a middle America state like Iowa, winning the most delegates and being only 1/10 of a percent away from having the most popular votes. Does this mean that American voters have little trouble with an openly gay candidate? Weighing in … Read more
After boldly announcing his groundbreaking peace proposal at a White House press conference together with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at which he spoke of a division of sovereignty in Judea and Samaria (the so-called West Bank), President Trump is now confronted with a firm, and increasingly hostile rejectionist bloc that includes the Palestinian Authority (PA), with all of its terrorist components, including Fatah, Hamas, and Islamic Jihad. In addition, the support in the rest … Read more
President Trump’s Deal of the Century has officially green-lighted Israeli annexation of Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria (about a third of the so-called West Bank), while also giving a clear path to conditional statehood for the Palestinian Authority (PA) in a majority of those territories. Despite the generous offer of independence and $50 billion in funding, PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has rejected it, declaring, “We say 1,000 ‘No’s to this deal,” and coining it … Read more
Settlements to Receive Israeli Sovereignty Palestinian Earthquake Expected With both President Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu under partisan internal attack from the Left, Netanyahu is heading to Washington for Monday meetings with President Trump and his team about the US peace plan, which reportedly approves Israeli annexation of Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria (The West Bank). The plan itself is already causing a Palestinian earthquake. After threats from Palestinian Authority and Hamas officials, … Read more
Adam Schiff would say, “Rigging the American Elections!” Intro: World leaders have just returned from a Holocaust commemoration in Jerusalem, 75 years after the Auschwitz liberation. Nancy Pelosi was good enough to take time off from watching the Senate impeachment trial she set in motion. French President Emmanuel Macron and Mike Pence shot the breeze. But the big question was: “What did Putin and Netanyahu talk about?” Our guest David Rubin, former mayor in Israel, … Read more
Israeli military intelligence has revealed its assessment that Iran will have sufficient enriched uranium to produce one nuclear bomb by the end of the year. Furthermore, it has been determined that Iran will have the missile capability to deliver such a bomb within two years. Meanwhile in the Democrats’ latest debate, candidate Bernie Sanders warned that President Trump “is lying and dragging the United States to war” with the Islamic Republic. What do these latest … Read more
In the shadow of the targeted killing of Qassem Soleimani, followed by the impotent Iranian response, is the scenario of negotiation off the table? President Trump is saying publicly that he “couldn’t care less if Iran negotiates.” Is that really true or is it all just psychological warfare being carried out by a president on fire who wants to bring the Ayatollah to his knees? For more on this, let’s go to Jerusalem, to Middle … Read more
The feared Iranian response to the targeted killing of Qassem Soleimani, the powerful head of Iran’s Quds Force, has passed with hardly a whimper. Dozens of missiles were fired at an America base in Iraq with no casualties. But if you ask the Iranian regime or its media, eighty Americans were killed and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard took responsibility. What actually happened in those attacks, why are we getting sharply conflicting reports, and what is … Read more
Iranian threats are flying after Qassem Soleimani, the powerful head of Iran’s Quds Force, was killed in a daring American airstrike at Baghdad International Airport. As pointed out by the US State Department, Soleimani was responsible for the death of hundreds, and wounding of thousands of Americans, as well as planning future attacks. Just who was Qassem Soleimani? The Washington Examiner described him as the man who waged “an explosive campaign that killed hundreds of … Read more
Israel launched multiple air strikes on Hamas and Islamic Jihad terror targets in Gaza after rocket attacks from Islamic Jihad forced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to a bomb shelter during a campaign speech in the city of Ashkelon. After returning to the stage on this, the eve of his Likud party’s primary election, Netanyahu threatened to assassinate Khalil Batanai, the new leader of Islamic Jihad. The previous leader of Islamic Jihad was assassinated by Israel … Read more
After the attack by Muslim mobs on the American Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, President Trump accused Iran of masterminding the attack, in which fires were set and serious damage was done to security equipment surrounding the embassy building. The Iranian-backed Kataib Hezbollah terrorist organization claimed responsibility for the attack. What kind of Trump response can we expect after this latest provocation from the self-defined Islamic Republic? Speaking to us from Jerusalem is Middle East expert … Read more
A machete-wielding man attacked a Hanukkah party in a rabbi’s home in suburban New York City Saturday night, sending five Hasidic Jews to the hospital to be treated for stab wounds, according to CBS channel 2 reporter Tony Aiello. New York Governor Cuomo has directed his Hate Crimes Task Force to investigate the attack that left two in critical condition. This is no isolated incident. Anti-Semitism has been increasingly rearing its ugly head in a … Read more
Is anti-Semitism rearing its ugly head again? It seems that way, as it has now been discovered that the recent Jersey City shooting suspect had published anti-Semitic posts prior to the shooting. Ordinarily, news of such an apparent hate crime at a kosher supermarket would shock people into speaking out against anti-Semitism. However, with congresswomen like Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib spewing out periodic anti-Jewish vitriol, and an increasing number of national leaders calling for … Read more
It seems that whenever President Trump does something wrong, real or imagined, his base still supports him. And conversely, regardless of what the President does right, be it record low unemployment, a booming economy or a sky-high stock market, his detractors stay united in their disapproval and disdain. Never has this been on display more than during the current Impeachment process. Pro-Trumpers say impeachment is a blatant attempt to reverse the results of the 2016 … Read more
In a controversial move sure to stoke the flames of tension in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank), Israeli Defense Minister Naftali Bennett has given his approval for a new Jewish neighborhood in the old Arab marketplace in Hebron. The restoring of the marketplace to Israeli control has Palestinian authorities enraged, with senior Palestinian official Saeb Erekat complaining that the new project is a result of “the U.S. decision to legitimize colonization”, referring to the … Read more
In Washington and Jerusalem, the contrast and comparison is unavoidable. We see the convergence of the two investigations of Trump and Netanyahu, with guilty verdicts boldly predicted in advance by elite politicians of the left. We also hear the self-righteous condemnations of the alleged corruption, loudly proclaimed by the left-dominated media on both sides of the ocean. Is the similarity merely coincidental, or is it a case of two simultaneous witch hunts? Suggested Q&A: Are … Read more
A Tale of Two Presidencies The early 1960’s was a more innocent age. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was the first media president and cultivated their relationships personally. President Trump is also a media President, albeit a polarizing one. Love him or hate him, you can’t ignore him. JFK used a charm offensive. Trump just is offensive—at least to most in mainstream media who tend to report more negatives than positives about our embattled leader. Joining us … Read more
Now that it’s official, that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will soon be tried for corruption charges including bribery, what is next for an Israel that has a gridlocked political system and may soon be facing the third round of elections in less than a year? Can Netanyahu continue to lead while under indictment, and if not him, then whom? Here to answer these and other questions, is David Rubin, former Mayor of Shiloh (in … Read more
The results of the September 17, 2019 elections in Israel were a statistical tie, throwing the decision of who would be the new Prime Minister to Israel President Reuven Rivlin who gave first dibs to Benjamin Netanyahu. Try as he may, try as he might, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed. Next President Rivlin handed the mantle to Benny Gantz who also failed to form a government by the November 20 deadline. Now Israel faces the … Read more
Intro: As reported by the BBC, Israel says it has hit dozens of targets in Syria belonging to the government and allied Iranian forces. The Israeli military says the “wide-scale strikes” responded to rockets fired by an Iranian unit into Israel. Syria says two civilians died and that Syrian air defenses shot down most of the missiles over Damascus. Other reports say the death toll was higher. Local reports said loud explosions were heard in … Read more
Intro: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, in a ground-breaking announcement, has declared a sharp reversal of State Department policy, stating that Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) are not illegal. The long-standing State Department policy has long been a thorn in the US-Israel relationship and the announcement is already receiving praise in Israel. David Rubin, former Mayor of Shiloh (in Samaria), and author of the book “Trump and the Jews”, is calling this … Read more
Have you ever lost a pet, or had to put your pet to sleep? Even though we try to tell ourselves that it is just an animal, a cat or a dog, there is still a tremendous sense of grief. Now imagine that you accidentally killed your pet; the sense of loss is amplified. That is precisely what a boy, Mark D. Bruce, felt at the age of 10, when tragedy struck during a backyard … Read more
Dozens of Countries have the Technology and we have no defense. Intro: One of the most unsettling yet rarely discussed topics of our current age is the horrific danger posed by an Electro Magnetic Pulse or EMP. It could happen at any time from a solar flare or an EMP weapon detonated over the United States at high altitude. Overnight the United States of America could be sent back to the Stone Age. No lights, … Read more
The Ceasefire Agreement between the Trump administration and Turkey has raised many questions and the Dems are pouncing on it as a harsh betrayal, not just of our ISIS fighting partner, the Kurds, but also of our strong and reliable ally, Israel. Do Israelis agree? As former mayor of Shiloh, Israel and author of “Trump and the Jews”, David Rubin has the answer to that question, as well as his sharp analysis of the situation … Read more
A German man attempted to carry out an attack yesterday in Germany on a Synagogue. The assailant had 9 pounds of explosives in his car and planned a massacre. The attacker was unable to get into the Synagogue and ended up shooting two people. The attack happened on Yom Kippur, the most holy day in Judaism. The attack was preceded by shouts of ‘Allah Hu Akhbar’ (Allah is greater)” This comes after Angela Merkel had … Read more
What would you do if a natural disaster rendered you homeless? Or rendered homeless by an economic setback or a significant relationship gone awry? Hurricane Dorian just rendered thousands homeless in the Bahamas. Its devastation has been compared to a nuclear bomb. But is losing a spouse or a family member or members any less emotionally debilitating? How does one rebuild after a natural or unnatural disaster? Discussing this topic from her personal experience is … Read more
