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BESA Center Perspectives Paper No. 2,039, May 14, 2021 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The ongoing explosion of violence by Israel’s Arabs against their Jewish compatriots is not an act of social protest as is wrongly claimed by many commentators but an internal uprising in support of an external enemy—a corollary of decades of steady nationalist and religious radicalization, especially since the September of the Oslo “peace process” in September 1993. This article was published in Commentary Magazine ill- conceived conclusions and recommendations of the Orr Commission, appointed by PM Barak to...

Home damaged by fire in Bethlehem Township, 6 people displaced Updated May 03, 2021; Posted May 03, 2021 A home was damaged the evening of May 1, 2021, in the 1700 block of Third Street in Bethlehem Township..Courtesy of the Bethlehem Township Volunteer Fire Company Facebook Share A fire Sunday evening damaged a home in the 1700 block of Third Street in Bethlehem Township and displaced six people, according to township volunteer fire company Chief CJ Kuronya. The blaze was visible from the rear of the home when the first firefighters arrived not long after 6:30 p.m., the company said on Fac...

The Primary Election is on May 18.

Mohammad Al-Kassim High vaccination rate means ‘return to normalcy’ well underway Scenes of crowded restaurants, long lines at cafés, bands dotting the squares playing to passersby, children being amused by clowns and shoppers going in and out of stores had all but disappeared from the streets of Jerusalem. But with more than half the population now vaccinated, Israel has begun easing restrictions it has imposed to contain the coronavirus pandemic. Businesses are back open, and shoppers are heeding the call to turn out. And people are taking advantage of the weeklong Passover holiday to...

‘There’s going to be hugging:’ Lehigh Valley nursing homes readying for visitors Updated Mar 16, 2021; Warmer temperatures and COVID-19 vaccines mean Lehigh Valley nursing homes and long-term care facilities are readying to welcome visitors, slowly. Last week, the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) said facilities should allow indoor visits at long-term care facilities “regardless of vaccination status of the resident, or the visitor.” This is after COVID-19′s deadly effects on long-term care facilities during the pandemic. AARP estimates the virus killed mo...