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Jerusalem: Undivided Heart
Israeli
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, the Jerusalem is the heart of the nation
and will never be divided. From 1948 and until the Six-Day War in 1967, the city
had been split between Israel and Jordan. Netanyahu, speaking on the anniversary
of the capital's reunification, said that "47 years ago Jerusalem was united.
That is how it always was. And this is how it will always be." Read More >
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Targeting Thought Crime
Michelle Obama made
headlines when she exhorted graduating high schoolers to monitor their families
for politically incorrect thoughts and behaviors. Washington Times
reporter Cheryl Chumley says Michelle Obama's remark reflects a growing trend in
America to target and attack individuals for committing "thought crime". It's
just another way the government seeks to inject itself into an area it doesn't
belong, she said.
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War Speech is Taken Literally
According to a
DEBKAfile report, the Hizballah leader Hassan Nasrallah's belligerent speech on
the 14th anniversary of the IDF's withdrawal from south Lebanon, was taken by
Israel's top military chiefs as the precursor for operational plans to bring his
forces up to the Israel border not just fight Syrian rebels, but to challenge
the IDF. This conclusion is shared by Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon, Chief of
Staff Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz and his deputy Maj. Gen. Gady Eizenkott.
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Bank Loans for Third Temple
An Ethiopian
immigrant is suing major banks in Israel because they are denying him loans to
build the Third Holy Temple. The Ethiopian immigrant said that God revealed
Himself to him and placed him the responsibility to rebuild the Temple. He has
been collecting donations for this purpose, but has been facing opposition from
authorities. He also said that banks are not allowing him to open accounts to
receive donations, much less provide loans.
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Setback for European Unity
European
Parliament election results reflected a wave of voter disenchantment with the
European Union. In Britain, the United Kingdom Independence Party, which has
campaigned aggressively for an EU exit, topped the national poll with 27.5%.
Euro-skeptic parties have suddenly been upgraded, but established pro-EU parties
are likely to remain the biggest groups in the parliament.
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Pope Prays at Separation Barrier
During his
tour of the Middle East, Pope Francis prayed at the concrete barrier Israel is
building in and around the West Bank. While speaking in Bethlehem, the Pope
invited the Israeli and Palestinian Presidents to the Vatican to pray for peace.
Pope Francis also delighted Palestinians by referring to the "state of
Palestine", giving support for their bid for full statehood
recognition.
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Sustainable Development
The UN is shifting
from the Millennium Development Goals to Sustainable Development Goals.
These new goals, which are to be finalized by the General Assembly this summer,
attempt to revise the previous ones by involving more global leaders and seeking
to align national priorities with international goals. Unlike the Millennium
Development Goals, which focused on straightforward objectives, the new goals
target the entire world, not just its poor. Read More >
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