Philippines’ Duterte Confirms Israel Visit

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is set to make an official visit to Israel next month, his government recently announced.
The September 2-5 trip, will be the first visit by a Filipino leader since diplomatic ties were established between the two countries in 1957.

Ground Forces “An Option Which Might Take Place in the Next Few Days”

According to IDF Maj. Gen. (res.) Yaakov Amidror, the Israeli government is currently deciding whether to go to war with Hamas in light of the escalating tensions. “Although we have only used air force and artillery so far without ground forces, this is an option which might take place in the next few days,” he said on a phone conference. “It is clear that a ground forces operation is more complicated, as it would result in many more casualties on both the Palestinian side and the Israeli side.”

The Holographic Nation-State Law

Caroline Glick

The close resemblance of the Left’s talking points with the Arab narrative reflect a profound, and fast-paced process of radicalization that the Israeli Left has undergone over just the past years.

The Arson Balloons

Jim Fletcher

The demented nature of chunks of Palestinian society is hard to grasp.

A Glimpse of Europe’s True Face

Caroline Glick

Due to an unusual conflation of events, over the past two weeks we’ve caught a rare glimpse of the face of European foreign policy. We shouldn’t let it pass unremarked.

Don’t Worry, They are Only Flying Kites

Ben-Dror_Yemini

We need to stop the incendiary balloons and kites launched into Israeli communities. It has becomes unbearable. No government in the world would allow what is happening in southern Israel to happen without military response. Israel’s deterrent power is deteriorating while Hamas’s power is on the rise. How long is this going to last?