Major Rabbi: Texas Church Massacre Is “Attack on Prayer and Creator”
The horrific mass shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas brought death into a house of worship, waging what one rabbi called an “attack on prayer and the Creator.”
Long Knives
The five years that transpired between Olmert’s indictment and his incarceration reflects Judaic dithering about truth and justice.
From Mueller to Mandelblit
In the Mueller probe and the incessant probes against Netanyahu, we see the new face of the Left.
100 Years Later, Australians Recreate Historic Calvalry Charge for Beersheba
The battle for Beersheba was a key part of the British-led campaign to knock the Ottoman Empire, Germany’s ally, out of World War I.
Police Softies
Israel Police can be soft and forgiving, or tough and relentless. It depends who you are.
Strengthening the Ground
A bold—and correct— move by the Jerusalem Municipality this week approves 176 new housing units for a Jewish community in east Jerusalem.
Balfour’s Greatest of Gifts
Israeli athletes and performers, professors, students and tourists in countries throughout the world are regularly discriminated against for being Israeli Jews.
PA’s Abbas to Hamas: You Must Recognize Israel
PA President Abbas said on Sunday that he will not appoint any Hamas officials to the Palestinian unity government unless they publicly recognize Israel.
The Summit
An important event has just concluded in Jerusalem: the first “Christian Media Summit.”
Miri Regev Is Israel’s Prime Minister For Half-an-Hour
Miri Regev, a Likud Member of Knesset and the current Minister of Culture and Sport, became Prime Minister of Israel on Friday…for half-an-hour.