Comment
WOJAC and the Palestinian problem
In November 1975, the World Organisation ( WOJAC ) established
by Mr. Mordechai Ben-Porat, held its first conference in
Paris. Before I left for Paris to attend that conference,
I telephoned the State Department in Washington in order
to exchange some views regarding the Palestinian refugees
and their comparison to a similar number of Jews who had
to leave Arab countries. more
Iraq- The way ahead For
thousands of years water has been the strength of Mesopotamia.
The land of the Twin Rivers was the cradle of civilisation
and the home of powerful empires. The result was aggression
on weak neighbours, alternately being the prey of other predators.
History has demonstrated that peace in the region will only
prevail if Iraq is brought under control.
more
The Palestinian Intifada-
A high-profile conference of political/military leaders
met a year ago to discuss the on-going Israeli-Palestinian
conflict. today's conflict is not an "Intifada"
- a popular uprising - but a pre-meditated war; chapter
two of the Palestinian war of independence. The aim is to
create a hostile state for which the 1967 or even 1948 borders
mean nothing. Palestinians today speak of reversing the
results of 1948 and of absorbing Jordan. more
The
search for weapons of mass destruction more
Look after the pennies,
and the pounds will run more
Where did we go wrong?- Israel
is accused of occupying Arab land, and of persecuting and
oppressing Palestinian Arabs. What are the facts? more
The Forgotten Exodus; Jewish Refugees
from Arab Lands- U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone,
Jr. (D-NJ) gave the following statement on the floor of
the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday, May 7, 2003.
more
Many Iraqi Arabs are saying
that the sufferings of the country and its people are due
to the hoba (guilt) for having badly treated the Jews. This
is the superstitious way of looking at it. more
Memories by Renee Dangoor: on
the kindness of Clark Gable and
the good job of Prince Charles more
Why I don’t read the Jewish
Chronicle? more
Jews of Iraq at the Crossroads,
To be or not to be?
Israel has sent an emissary to Baghdad asking the 30 remaining
Jews to leave for Israel, but The Exilarch’s Foundation
has plans and funds to revive Jewish settlement in Iraq
and intends to purchase houses in a suitable area in the
capital to provide accommodation for those Jews who intend
to go to Baghdad more
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