About the author
Jennifer Hanin
Jennifer Hanin must love Israel. She spends her days advocating for the Jewish State she has never stepped foot in. Besides her passion for Israel and its people, she is an award-winning writer, influential blogger, and critically acclaimed author of What to Do When You Can’t Get Pregnant: the Complete Guide to All the Technologies for Couples Facing Fertility Problems (Da Capo, 2005). Newsweek (July 4, 2005) recommended Jennifer’s book as one to buy when undergoing fertility treatments. Jennifer's most recent highly acclaimed book is Becoming Jewish: The Challenges, Rewards and Paths to Conversion (Rowman & Littlefield, September 2011). JTA ranked Jennifer @jennhanin as #38 on their 100 Most Influential Jewish Twitter Users for 2010, and #10 in the category of Politics and Policy. She also won Shorty Awards in the categories of Religion and Judaism in 2009. She has appeared on television and radio to discuss her book and blog, and her blog has generated interest from every continent except Antarctica. Editors have translated her work into Dutch, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese, Spanish, French and Arabic.
What Islam Isn’t By Dr. Peter Hammond http://bit.ly/ccLhaN
Islam: The Religion of Peace ( And A Whole Bunch of Dead Bodies) http://bit.ly/cY94uX
Former Muslim Speaks Out http://tinyurl.com/25tztmy
“Islamism is not a movement to be engaged, it is an enemy to be defeated.” http://tinyurl.com/259btrn
how is israel smaller than new jersey
And so shall we also and forever stand with Israel! Make no mistake, I have nothing against the Palestinians and do respect their rights as a people but they have so much land and still they want to take what little Israel has. Look around us and see what they are doing to each other, killing each other and then blame Israel what for??? Has any Arabic country ever contributed to countries that have been ravaged by natural disasters despite all their petrodollars??? Just think about it, they have so much money yet they would much prefer their own people to live as refugees.