Rabbi Yitzchak Dadon is a Jew who has not been confused by the misplaced love theories. That is why he did the right thing at the right time, attacked the terrorist and put two bullets in his head. But then he made a major media blunder. The two religious reporters of Israel’s television stations enthusiastically interviewing the hero of the evening in a live broadcast got more than they bargained for. Rabbi Dadon insisted on associating the massacre in the yeshiva with Shimon Peres - the man who armed the terrorists, and with Ehud Olmert, who has picked up where Peres left off. The two reporters quickly cut Rabbi Dadon off, attempting to censor the forbidden words that the post-Oslo Jew dared utter.

The media was in a bind. The story’s hero didn’t learn his lines and said all the wrong things. But they quickly found a solution.  IDF Captain David Shapira, the yeshiva graduate who continued to shoot the terrorist after Dadon had already severely wounded or possibly killed him, became the new hero. He was perfect for the part. He is still serving in the army and so cannot give interviews and say embarrassing forbidden truths in live national news broadcasts.

By the way, Dadon’s healthy Jewish instincts had led him long ago to register for the ruling party of the National Camp - the Likud.

Please join us for a memorial service for the eight fallen yeshiva boys and a salute to Rabbi Dadon and Captain David Shapira this Tuesday, 11 Adar II (March 18) at the Jerusalem Renaissance Hotel at 6:30 p.m. The two heroes will be presented with certificates of honor. We look forward to seeing you there!

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30 Adar I, 5768
March 7, ‘08

This Shabbat, Jews throughout the world will read the Torah portion,  Zachor, in which we are commanded to remember Amalek and his evil schemes to obliterate the Nation of Israel. But currently, Israel is in the throes of a desperate attempt to erase its history. In doing so, it has lost its internal reference point, leaving it completely dependant on its enemies. Without Judaism, we have no right to be here. We are nothing more than foreigners occupying the land of the Hamas, who are simply fighting a war of independence.

Those who had mistakenly assumed that Israel’s leadership was beginning to understand reality received a chilling wake-up call last week from Israel’s president. “Why do we need to learn history?” Shimon Peres stumped for Education Minister Yuli Tamir’s educational methodology. “Everything is in the computer, anyway.”

I do not think that there is another leader in the world who would dare make such a foolish and dangerous remark. No nation, no matter how young and remote, would demonstrate such blatant scorn for the history of the world and its own, national history. But the king of the Jews - the president of the country that claims to represent the most ancient nation in the world - wants to stop our children from learning history. After all, everything is in the computer and can be easily accessed with the press of a button.

Technically, Peres is correct. The problem is that if history - the foundation on which our culture, heritage and justification for existing in the land rests - is in the computer and not in our heads and hearts, we will have no idea what we are doing here, why we should stay here and suffer, and certainly not why we should fight for this land.

“I hate history,” Peres explains, completely negating the Divine directive to remember history. Everything is in the computer. “And anyway,” he continues, “we live in a world in which territory has no significance.”

The entire post-modern ideology in which everything is virtual is personified by the president of the State of the Jews. Nothing is real anymore. The Land is virtual, the Kassams are nothing more than “Shmasams” as Peres called them and Israel’s policy is nothing more than a spin. In other words, reality is the amount of time that a given item stays in the headlines. Nothing else has any significance. Even pain is no longer real. Luckily for Israel’s leaders, the two soldiers who unnecessarily died in the IDF’s meaningless venture in Gaza last week were killed and not captured. Otherwise, we would have been forced to remember them. Now that they have died, they are nothing more than their mothers’ problem.

Shimon Peres and the rest of the Oslo priests have enslaved us in a language and mentality that have made our reality meaningless. How can we stop the missiles from being fired on Israel when so many of its streets and structures are named after Rabin - the person who, more than anyone, symbolizes the process that has brought this catastrophe upon us?

Israel must free itself of the Oslo mentality. The key is to keep the memories in our heads and hearts - not in our computers.

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After publication of the British Home Office letter barring Moshe Feiglin from entering England, Manhigut Yehudit has received tens of indignant expressions of support from the entire Jewish world. Currently, Moshe Feiglin is the only politician in Israel who has merited this privilege. "The British, who completely succumbed to extreme Muslim violence, have apparently identified the man most significant to the struggle against this spreading evil," Moshe Feiglin commented on Israel’s Channel 10.

In response to the Home Office letter, Moshe Feiglin wrote as follows:

25 Adar I, 5768
March 3, ‘08

To the British Government
Home Office
Border and Immigration Agency

Dear Sirs,

Two months ago, I received a letter from your office in which you stated that I am not welcome in your country. As I was under the impression that the letter was a practical joke, I attempted to clarify its authenticity before I replied. Now that I have ascertained that the letter is indeed authentic, I wish to make a few points:

1. I did not request entry into Britain and I have no immediate plans to do so.
2. It would be proper to investigate the reasons for this strange initiative against a political figure in Israel. This initiative constitutes yet another example of European interference in Israel’s internal affairs.
3. Being that infamous terrorists such as Ibrahim Moussaui of the Hizbollah are actually most welcome in Britain, while I -- who have never harmed anyone - am not, I understand that your policy is to encourage and support terror.
4. As is clarified in your letter, the basis for your decision is material that I had written years ago citing the necessity to fight Arab terrorists and my analysis of the culture from which terror grows. Among other facts, you quote my article in which I wrote that "The Arab is not the son of the desert, but rather, its father."
For your information, that quote was taken directly from the book "The Desert Yesterday and Today" written by none other than British High Commissioner of Sinai, Sir Claude Jarvis in 1938.
5. Considering the moral depths to which your nation has sunk, I find your letter most complimentary. It is a great honor for me to join the illustrious list of former prime ministers of Israel, Menachem Begin and Yitzchak Shamir, who also received similar letters from your offices.

Sincerely,

Moshe Feiglin
 

Oslo Mentality Can’t Stop Rocket Fire
( 4 Adar, 5768 - March 11, ‘08)

In response to PM Olmert’s remarks that it is not possible to stop the missile fire on Ashkelon, Moshe Feiglin commented as follows: "As long as Olmert or any other person still entrenched in Oslo mentality remains in a position of influence in Israel, it will certainly not be possible to stop the missile fire on Ashkelon. The rocket range will simply expand until it reaches every corner of our country."

Government Charges Man to Cover Up Worse Crimes
( 6 Adar, 5768 - March 13, ‘08)

In response to the charges against an Israeli man for selling food to terror organizations in Gaza, Likud Central Committee member Michael Fuah says that charging the man is ridiculous. "The charges are a cynical attempt by the Israeli government to hide the fact that it supplies the terror organizations not only with food, but with money and even weapons with which many Jews have been murdered," said Fuah. "The Knesset must urgently pass the Gaza Disengagement Law that will mandate a penalty of three years in prison for any person who helps the population or authorities in Gaza in any way."
 

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Sunday, 9 Adar II (March 16) Zichron Yaakov
Moshe Feiglin will lecture on 'The Jewish State' (Hebrew)
Place: Home of the Greenberg family
27A Ta'ashur Street
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Time: 8 p.m.
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Tuesday, 11 Adar II (March 18) Jerusalem
Memorial to the 8 yeshiva boys murdered in Merkaz Harav Kook and salute to Rabbi Yitzchak Dadon and Captain David Shapiro who killed the terrorist.
The two heroes will be presented with certificates of honor.
Michael Fuah will moderate the event.
Place: Jerusalem Renaissance Hotel
Time: 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday, 12 Adar II, (March 19) Kiryat Shmona
Lecture by Moshe Feiglin: Who is Afraid of a Jewish State?
Place: Kiryat Shmona Hesder Yeshivah Dining Hall
Time: 1:15 p.m.
Info: 052 607 0117

Sat. night, 15 Adar II, (March 22) Ma'alot
Lecture by Michael Fuah and Rabbi Dudi Spitz on Jewish Identity and Jewish Education
Place: Ma'alot Hesder Yeshivah Dining Hall
Time: 8:30 p.m.
Info: 054 646 0922
 

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