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Yisrael Medad is a revenant resident of Shiloh, in the Hills of Efrayim north of Jerusalem. He arrived in Israel with his wife, Batya, in 1970 and lived in the renewing Jewish Quarter, eventually moving to Shiloh in 1981.
Currently the Menachem Begin Center's Information Resource Director, he has previously been director of Israel's Media Watch, a Knesset aide to three Members of Knesset and a lecturer in Zionist History. He assists the Yesha Council in it's contacts with the Foreign Media in a volunteer capacity, is active on behalf of Jewish rights on the Temple Mount and is involved in various Jewish and Zionist activist causes. He contributes a Hebrew-language media column to Besheva and publishes op-eds in the Jerusalem Post and other periodicals.
He also blogs at MyRightWord in English and, in Hebrew, at The Right Word.
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Tevet 13, 5768, 12/22/2007
And Now BlairTony Blair is now a Catholic. What does that mean? Just a few days ago I dealt with Michel Sabah's vicious anti-Israel remarks. Two years ago, I became involved with an effort to block the Roman Catholic takeover of Mt. Zion (and more info here, it seems the site of the Committee to Save Mt. Zion is down). It seems that starting with Herzl, the Catholic Church remains still a very implacable foe to Zionism. Back in January 1904, the Pope explained to Herzl why there was to be not recognition of the Jewish aspiration for national renewal. Possession of the Holy Land by the people who deny the divinity of Jesus is to be denied and no aid extended. Following Sabah's outburst and the Church's demand for Mt. Zion, is Mr. Blair the right person as the EU mediator for Middle East peace? I think not.
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