The Hypocrisy and Brainwashing Over Gaza
They’ve marched and shouted for a “ceasefire” and to “protect Gazans.” Yet now, when Hamas has finally been defeated, they have nothing to say.
After the Ceasefire: Netanyahu’s Warning, Egypt’s Plan, and Hamas’s Grip on Gaza
Israel faces a critical test as it pushes for Hamas’s full disarmament under the U.S.-brokered peace plan while monitoring Gaza’s fragile reconstruction. Yet renewed Hamas violence threatens both Israel’s hard-won security and its hopes for a lasting peace.
Hope, Healing, and Heartbreak: Israel Frees Captives, Honors Heroes, and Faces Gaza’s Provocation
Israel celebrated the return of all 20 surviving hostages under the Trump peace plan, calling it a national victory. Yet outrage grew as Gaza opened a “Nova Café,” reminding the world that even in freedom, Israel’s fight for justice is far from over.
Here we go again: revolving door — releasing 2,000 Arab terrorists to kill more Jews, G-d forbid.
Many terrorists released in previous deals have returned to their former profession — “master butchers” of Jews — getting themselves arrested over and over again for attacking Jews after their release.
Heartbreak and Hope: Israel Marks Two Years Since October 7 with Tragedy, Diplomacy, and Tribute
As Israel marks two years since the October 7 massacre, grief and hope intertwine. A Nova survivo tragically took his own life, while U.S. envoys visited Gaza ahead of a hostage release and a giant American flag was raised to honor President Trump.
Two Years On: Hostage Families, National Remembrance, and Israel’s Ongoing Fight for Life
Two years after the Hamas attacks of October 7, hostage families are urging the Nobel Committee to recognize President Trump’s mediation, as the government releases new casualty data and unveils evidence exposing Hamas’s planned assault.
On allowing Hamas to be rescued from Gaza
U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff has a plan to rescue Hamas from the destruction it so deserves.
The Gaza “Flotilla” Is Hamas Propaganda, Not Humanitarian Aid
International activists, including Greta Thunberg, are promoting the 47-boat “Sumud Flotilla” as a humanitarian convoy to deliver aid to Gaza and challenge Israel’s “blockade.” But Israeli officials revealed this week that the flotilla is no peace mission.
Greta Thunberg’s Sumud Flotilla Scheduled to Arrive in Israel on Yom Kippur
Just as the IDF was forced to protect the Jewish state from an enemy attack on Yom Kippur in 1973, a special task force has been established for its interception over the holiday.
Trump’s new Gaza plan: An old delusion
Despite Trump’s good intentions, this plan is an old Western utopian fantasy, poised to squander Israel’s blood-soaked gains and rewind the clock to the catastrophic 2005 Gaza disengagement and the Oslo Accords.