Bless Those Who Bless Thee, O Israel
Published in Jerry Falwell’s National Liberty Journal In Chapter 12 of the book of Genesis, God says, “I will bless those who bless you and curse those who curse you.” Quoting this Covenant, the Rev. Jerry Falwell announced last January, after his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, that he intends to mobilize 200,000... Read More
CNN’s Walter Rodgers Reveals His Personal Anti-Israel Bias in Interview
Published in The Jewish Press Those who for years perceived and complained about a media bias against Israel in the Arab –Israeli conflict by CNN now have extraordinary proof straight from the mouth of its Bureau Chief and Senior Middle East Correspondent for the last three years, Mr. Walter Rodgers. Last December I had the... Read More
CAMERA media report" Walter Rodgers' Israel
Walter Rodgers, CNN’s Jerusalem Bureau Chief, was interviewed by Israeli journalist Should Horing of radio station KCXL on December 11, 1997. His observations about Israel and the Middle East are troubling insight into the roots of the distorted message he regularly broadcasts. Rodgers: If you look at the history of the conflict there have been... Read More
The Kansas City star: " Israel : In her heart and on her mind"
Published in The Kansas City Star If her dream comes true, Shoula Romano Horing will one day be expressing her views on the floor of the Knesset in Jerusalem as a member of Israel’s parliament. The 38-year-old lawyer, who has lived in the United States since 1980 and in Kansas City since 1982, wants to... Read More
She Told You So: In the Aftermath of the Rabin Assassination
Published in The Kansas City Jewish Chronicle Letter to KC Chronicle For the last two years, my wife, Shoula Horing, and others have been criticizing the so called peace process with the Palestinians as seriously flawed and dangerous, and predicting that terrorism will become a daily event in the heart of Israel. Sadly, my wife... Read More
After Rabin Assassination: I Weep for My Country
Published in The Jewish Press As I sat next to my mother’s bed in “Ichilov†hospital in Tel Aviv, I heard that Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was just brought in with gunshot wounds. One hour before, I had listened to Rabin’s speech at the peace rally and disagreed greatly with his message. Now I mourn... Read More
The Kansas City Star "KC Woman in Tel Aviv heard fatal shots
Published in Kansas City Star A Kansas City resident who was in Tel Aviv when Israel’s prime minister was assassinated there Saturday is afraid for her people. Shoula Horing, 36, an Israeli citizen who has lived in Kansas City for about 14 years, opposes the peace process in Israel. She was born and raised in... Read More
The Credibility Gap
Published in The Kansas City Jewish Chronicle As I watched Yasser Arafat, the chairman of the PLO, and Yitzhak Rabin, Israel’s prime Minister, during the recent signing ceremony in the white house to expand the Palestinian self rule in the West Bank, I couldn’t decide which leader has been the least credible in the pursuit... Read More
"If I Forget Thee, O Jerusalem"
Published in The Kansas City Jewish Chronicle Despite the Rabin government’s promise that Jerusalem will never be divided again and that the city will remain the eternal capital of Israel, recent events should worry every Jew on that score. The Palestinian Authority has begun a war on the unity of Jerusalem, and the Israeli government... Read More
No Chance for Peace Until Arab Enmity Ends
Published in The Kansas City Jewish Chronicle Often I asked whether there is chance for a real peace between the Israelis and Arab Palestinians. My answer is always a sad “no”, and the reason is that when there is so much hatred , resentment and blame among the Palestinians against Israel and the Jews that... Read More
