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The first speaker at the event was the chairman of the Otzma Yehudit party, MK Itamar Ben Gvir. In his speech Ben Gvir emphasized that he respects R' Kahane who was a great lover of Israel but at the same time disagrees with all his opinions regarding the expulsion of Arabs and separate sea shores. He was booed when he said that he did not agree with parts of R' Kahana's teachings. "It is no secret that today I am not R' Kahane and I do not support the deportation of all Arabs, and I will not enact laws for...

Facts about Itamar Ben Gvir:He is of Kurdish and Sephardic background. Non-White.Some 15 years ago he was still a follower of M. Kahana.In recent years, he denounced it and stated he is moderate. Saying goodbye to the extreme right: Ben Gviir in a letter to activists. [Otzma-Yehudit Chairman Itamar Ben-Gvir Shager Evening Letters: "Baruch Marzel and Michael Ben Ari are no longer active (at my party). I do not advocate the "Kach" (M. Kahana) ideology. — Srugim, Aug 30, 2022 | Chairman of Otzma Yehudit Itamar Ben Gvir sent a letter to the activists this evening...*He said he is...

When Jihad Came to America by Andrew C. McCarthy On May 2 and 3, 1990, the U.S. embassy in Cairo alerted its counterpart in Khartoum that Egypt’s “leading radical,” Omar Abdel Rahman, was on his way to Sudan. Warning that his ultimate plan might be to seek exile in the United States, the Cairo embassy asked its colleagues to pass along any information they might learn about his activities on Sudanese soil. What did U.S. officials already know about Abdel Rahman in 1990? As the 9/11 Commission would later determine, they knew that he had been arrested repeatedly in Egypt...

What do a Hamas legislator, child murderer Sami Kuntar, US talk show host Michael Savage and an ex-Kach member have in common? They are “undesired” in Britain. British Home Secretary Jacqui Smith has banned the,, along with eight Muslim clerics – all of whom were grouped together as "undesirable" visitors.

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ISRAELI Arab leaders have called on the Government to refrain from investigating the lynching by Arabs of an Israeli soldier who shot dead four Arabs, including two women, on a bus last Thursday. Knesset member Mohammed Barakei warned that protests could erupt throughout the Arab sector if an investigation is carried out into the soldier's killing. A security official in the Israeli Arab town of Shfaram, where the shootings occurred, said the soldier, Eden Natan Zada, had been beaten to death by the mob after he had been subdued by police and handcuffed. But Mr Barakei denied this, and said...

An Israeli soldier is dead. He was lynched. Further, the soldier was a teen-ager. So much for sanity in Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's Gaza pullout. This is all uncalled for. Yet it is happening in the Holy Land. It's predictable. Those Jews who live in Gaza area should have been left in peace to enjoy their front yards and back yards, their living rooms and dining rooms. They knew their neighbors. They went to their shops and purchased housegoods. They were used to their own closeness to one another. They entertained one another for birthdays and anniversaries. Then Sharon and...

JERUSALEM (AP) -- A passenger on an Israeli bus opened fire on Thursday, killing three people, an Israeli police spokesman told Channel 2 TV, in an apparent argument among passengers. Five other people were wounded. The TV report said the gunman, in an Israeli army uniform, was captured by police. The gunfire erupted as the bus was on a road in Israel's north near the town of Shfaram. The spokesman told Channel 2 that the gunman was a soldier, three people were killed and several others wounded, and the gunman was captured. Channel 2 said the incident was not a...

A teenage Israeli soldier shot dead four people in a blazing row over the country's imminent withdrawal from Gaza before being lynched by furious residents of an Arab-Israeli town. The shooting, the first deadly incident connected to Israel's controversial plan to uproot all troops and settlers from Gaza and parts of the northern West Bank, heightened fears about possible violence during the historic pullout. The 19-year-old religiously observant Jew, dressed in army fatigues, unleashed a volley of fire inside a bus in the northern Galilee town of Shfaram in an argument over the pullout, police said. Four Israeli Arab passengers...

A Jewish Israeli man in Israel Defense Forces uniform opened fire on bus passengers in a Druze neighborhood of the Israeli Arab town of Shfaram Thursday afternoon. Four people were killed and 12 wounded, two of them moderately. The gunman was killed by a mob that boarded the bus after the shooting. Security forces said the shooting was apparently a Jewish terror attack and that the attacker was a newly religious man, an IDF deserter from Rishon Letzion who recently moved to the West Bank settlement of Tapuah. They said the gunman, Eran Tzuberi, 19, was an activist in the...

'We'll sabotage disengagement' Right-wing radical placed under house arrest, says measure won't deter plans to undermine disenaggement By Uri Yablonka Noam Federman: 'They won't be able to get to Gaza.' Photo: Amit Shabi TEL AVIV - "We are organizing violent riots in Arab villages during the disengagement plan to tie up soldiers and police officers who are supposed to remove settlements," right-wing ringleader Noam Federman declared. In order to stymie his plan, Federman was placed under house arrest by the order of OC Central Command Maj. Gen.Yair Naveh on the advice of the Shin Bet's Jewish Department. It was the...

A string of death threats against senior political figures has reached the Israel Defense Forces as well. Brigadier General Ilan Paz, the head of the IDF civilian administration in the West Bank, received a death threat this week from a far-right activist. The letter, which is the first of its kind to be sent to an IDF officer, threatens Paz with "death by the hand of G-d," and accuses him of being a "leftist" and prioritizing the needs of Palestinians above the settlers. The catalyst for the letter is apparently the administration's opposition to a decision by settlers to bury...

Oct. 31, 2003 Rabin monument vandalized By JPOST.COM STAFF The Rabin Memorial, defaced The Rabin Memorial in Tel Aviv's Rabin Square was defaced early Friday morning by vandals painting swastikas. "Everything should be done to find those responsible for the act of vandalism, and to uproot such phenomena," said Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. The vandalism comes one day before a scheduled rally to commemorate the eighth anniversary of prime minister Yitzhak Rabin's murder. The monument has already been vandalized just before memorials for Rabin were due to take place, and police had placed a guard in the area to prevent...

(Israel) State Prosecutor Going After Kach Webmaster 12:40 Oct 28, '03 / 2 Cheshvan 5764(IsraelNN.com) State Prosecutor Edna Arbel has instructed police to launch an investigation against those persons responsible for maintaining the Kach website. Arbel’s actions were sparked by a letter from MK (Shinui) Reshef Chayne which was sent to Attorney General Elyakim Rubinstein. In the letter, Chayne explains the website calls for persons to join the "militant" Jewish Legion, a call that he feels represents "a true threat to democracy and to our system of law and order".

AFP reports that for the first time, the U.S. has extended its terrorism blacklist to the internet, designating four websites run by supporters of Rabbi Meir Kahane as operated by "foreign terrorist organizations." A State Department official said that this is the "first time, to our knowledge, that a website or any website has been [thus] designated." The four websites are: "www.Kahane.org", "www.Kahane.net", "www.Kahanetzadak.com" and "www.newkach.org". The officials say that Kahane's supporters, "who want to see the restoration of the biblical state of Israel," are accused of "a number" of attacks against Arabs, as well as "making threats" against Israeli...

US investigators stoned at bomb scene October 15 2003 at 03:06PM Reuters By Nidal al-Mughrabi Jabalya, Gaza Strip - Palestinian stone throwers on Wednesday forced American officials to suspend an investigation of a bomb attack on a United States embassy convoy that killed three Americans in the Gaza Strip. The investigators filmed the wreckage before being driven away by a hail of stones from youths from the Jabalya refugee camp, a Islamic militant stronghold. The youths shouted "Allah Akbar" (God is greatest). Palestinian police officers at the scene fired into the air with automatic weapons to keep the youths from...

16:41 Activists from illegal Kach movement tear down dozens of Gay Pride Parade flags in central Jerusalem

19 January 2003 12:54 By Mazen Dana HEBRON, West Bank, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Jewish settlers rampaged through the West Bank city of Hebron on Sunday, smashing the windows of Palestinian homes and setting cars ablaze as they prepared to bury a settler killed by Palestinians. The violence came nine days ahead of Israel's elections, which polls show Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's rightist Likud party, seen as tougher on Palestinian militants, is likely to win. Israeli forces in Hebron braced for possible rioting by settlers during the funeral procession of Nathanel Ozeri, killed by Palestinian gunmen on Friday as he...

Published on Sunday, May 19, 2002 in the New York Times Israel Arrests Settlers it Says Tried to Bomb Palestinians by John Kifner JERUSALEM — Israel's internal security agency, which usually searches for Palestinians deemed to be terrorists, now says it has uncovered a suspected Jewish network that apparently planned to bomb two or more Palestinian schools. The tale, which has emerged this week as courts lifted publication bans, began late in April when police officers on routine patrol here witnessed the startling sight of two Jewish settlers in an Arab neighborhood on the Mount of Olives at 3 a.m....