Monthly Archives: September 2011

The Days of Awe…Al Chait Shechatanu by Gerald A. Honigman Jews began the “Ten Days of Awe” this year on Wednesday evening, September 28th (days are counted Biblically, a la the evening and the morning were the first day ). … Continue reading →

Mahmoud Abbas and the Arafatian Jesus by Gerald A. Honigman On September 23, 2011, Mahmoud Abbas officially demanded that the United Nations create Arab state # 22–the second, not first, Arab state within the original 1920 borders of the Mandate … Continue reading →

So, Class…When Does 1 + 1 = 3 ? by Gerald A. Honigman Answer… When the subject is “Palestine,” and the Arabs and their assorted mouthpieces and rah rah squads are doing the counting. After the centuries old Ottoman Turkish … Continue reading →

Mr. President…Not Bad…But Let’s Hope It’s Not Too Little, Too Late… by Gerald A. Honigman Mr. President, I heard you speech at the United Nations today and listened very carefully to your remarks about Israel and the “Palestinians”–Arabs, by another … Continue reading →

Go Ahead…Make My Millennium ! by Gerald A. Honigman Where’s Dirty Harry when you need him? One of my favorite Hollywood folks of all time, Clint Eastwood, spoke words similar to those above as he dared the bad guys to … Continue reading →

Judenrein Judea Equals Arabrein Israel… by Gerald A. Honigman No more Mr. Nice Guy… Hear that–especially you “let’s out Christian the Christians” Lefty Hebrews who insist on turning a gadzillion cheeks after cheeks after cheeks while Arabs continue to target … Continue reading →

Dear Tea Partiers & Others Who Agree That Obama Must Be Just A One Termer… by Gerald A. Honigman As a registered Independent, I listen to what’s happening on all sides of the political spectrum very carefully. And, as someone … Continue reading →

Chutzpah a la Ankara by Gerald A. Honigman As in centuries past, the Turks now increasingly appear to have visions of spearheading the forces of Islam as they confront the West and those whom they see associated with it. The … Continue reading →