How Does Israel Interpret the Russian-Iranian Alliance?

In Israeli eyes, Tehran is allied with Moscow because both are in conflict with the U.S. for different reasons, and that fact is far more important than any ideological overlaps between them.
A Pope for the Ages, and for the Jews

The late Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI formulated a mighty defense against Jew-hatred in all its forms.
The False Prophets of an Impending Israeli Apocalypse

Given their pernicious predictions about the end of democracy, Zionism and Judaism, the sore losers to Netanyahu’s new government will do even worse in the next election.
Can US Jews Love the Real Israel—or Only the Fantasy Version?

Most Americans don’t like the Jewish state’s new government. But it still deserves their support against those who work to undermine and destroy it.
The PA Must Pay a Price for Pressuring Israel in the International Arena

The Netanyahu government cannot avoid responding to the Palestinian move at the United Nations.
Israel’s New Diaspora Minister Hits the Ground Running

Amichai Chikli ordered an immediate halt to his predecessor’s multi-million-shekel contribution to a leftist NGO promoting a progressive agenda.
Netanyahu slams ‘disgraceful’ UN request for ICJ opinion on Judea and Samaria

Israel’s prime minister on Saturday described as “disgraceful” a United Nations General Assembly resolution calling on the International Court of Justice to render an opinion on the legal status of Judea and Samaria. “Just like the hundreds of distorted U.N. General Assembly resolutions against Israel over the years, today’s disgraceful resolution will not obligate the […]
The Religious Culture War Comes to Israel

Benjamin Netanyahu and King Charles turn out to have something in common.
Where the Netanyahu Government Differs from its Predecessor

The new government is prepared to stand up to the Biden administration when necessary.
Israel’s Historic Right-Wing Government is the Democratic Will of the Voters

While the left-wing opposition laments what it falsely calls “the end of democracy,” the overwhelming majority of Israelis disagree. The incoming government is not anti-democratic, it is anti-progressive.