This morning, while leaving Shiloh, I spotted a poster announcing a "girls-only" group slated to help reclaim Jewish land.  I thought that odd and even suspected that it was one of these super moralistic styles.  Here's their poster:

Well, one never knows.

At 7:30 PM, on my way home, I receive a phone call from Daniella Weiss and she invites me to speak to the girls who have settled in for the night "somewhere in Samaria".  I am picked up at 9 PM and a short while later, find myself talking to some 25 young ladies who proved themselves electricians by hooking themselves up to a nearby line to give themselves some light.

I spoke for about 90 minutes on Shiloh's history, a bit of Gush Emunim reminisces and also my media monitoring work.  They then went off to eat spaghetti and I was driven home where Daniella filled bottles with water for the ladies.

Here's the gang:-

Arutz 7 web site reported that an animal rights group is protesting a planned sacrifice of a goat in educational preparation for the Paschal Sacrifice.

I guess we all have feelings one way of the other about animals and specifically I recall this group, "Let the Animal Live".  They were very worried about all the stray dogs and cats left behind in Gush Katif and even got special permission to go in after the expulsion to collect them.  People weren't their concern. 

They should care about how our Muslim neighbors slaughter:

So, rereading the report I wondered: maybe someone should take an example from their activism and present a suit against Ehud Olmert and Ehud Barak, among others, who are experimenting not with the lives of animlas but with the lives of human beings by capitulating to Condi Rice's demands which are placing Israeli lives at stake.  Our personal security is being threateneded.

Two Jewish lives, at least, were saved today.

As Arutz 7 reported, an Arab attempted to stab two Jewish hitchhikers at the Shiloh junction.

He didn't succeed.

More here.

Thank G-d for Jewish heroism, quick-thinking and being armed.

It's here.

Background report.

Okay, we have Hamas and Fatah together again.  Was that a Purim "gifts to the poor"?

We had Professor Yaron Ezrahi writing in Haaretz last Thursday that the "Israeli Right, similar to Hamas, extract great political profit from the cycle of terror attack and anti-terror attack, which unites the governments of Israel and the PA and silences the diplomatic process" (here, in Hebrew).

We have Ehud Olmert

What's left?

The ultimate solution to the conflict: a pillow fight.