A Good Kangaroo and Kiwi Morning

Good morning Stroock's Books Commune. We've another sub-50 degree morning with temperatures expected to rise pleasantly.

We've had excellent back to back days at the gym and will probably top it off with a 5 mile walk. 

Happy ANZAC day to all our Australian and New Zealand readers:

In this part of the Northern Hemisphere, today is take your child to work day, and at least one daughter will be using the opportunity to stay home and study for AP exams. It looks like another has a cold. Nope, she's off to school. Forty years in the desert she can go to school with a cold. Who said the Passover lessons aren't paying off? 

Sticking with the education beat...We once again welcome the ugly outburst of anti-Jewish pogroms on American college campuses. Take the hood off, we say again. We've been following local Rutgers news. No campus takeover yet by Jihadi, and the president just issued a statement about fighting Juden-hass. Good. 

The leader of this blog's Confederate Contingent has invited Oldest Daughter to attend Ole Miss. We've gotten a similar offer from a fellow North American. Wonder how she'll feel about poutine. And now Glenn Reynolds tells Jews to go down south. 'Jewish students in the Ivy League, I’m here to offer an invitation: Come to the South, where you’ll be safe,' the great Instapundit writes in the New York Post. 

And Facebook tells us that on this day in 2012 we hosted a pro-Israel rally at Raritan Valley Community College. Two days before the rally, the dean of campus services tried to cancel it, bastard. We went right to his office and demanded an explanation. The dean tried to claim the campus couldn't host a political event. We pointed out that the profs held an 'Occupy' rally a few months before. The dean caved. Motherfucker. The rally went off just fine and was a small success. 

We thought Israel was in for a bad week. But this week is shaping up to be pretty good. The Biden regime won't sanction the IDF's Netzah Yehudah Battalion. The EU Parliament just voted to condemn Iran. Preparations for the Rafah attack continue. Israel Radar reports another 20 kilometers of tunnels in Gaza have been demolished. Iran has pulled back personnel from western Syria and Damascus. The U.S. and 17 other nations have called for Hamas to release the hostages. State Department flunkies are expressing displeasure with Hamas intransigence. Israel restraint and patience paying off?