The “Other” Palestinians
The Palestinians of Syria would have been more fortunate had they been living in the West Bank or Gaza Strip.
The End of Mahmoud Abbas
16 years after the failed Camp David summit, the fiction of the two-state solution is about to be shattered once and for all.
ISIS’s Child Terrorists and their Palestinian Precedents
Somehow, evil practiced against Israel doesn’t register.
Fuelling the Flames in Hebron
When observing the conflict through Hebron—and that’s what’s happening in the international community—Israel’s haters register more and more successes.
Hope for the Hopeless
Even as the cancer of Jew-hatred spreads.
As the Arab World Crumbles, New Alliances Emerge
Hamas, Islamic State and Iran have brought about what was once thought impossible.
Palestinians: When the Mountain of Fire Erupts
This is the same president who claims that he is seeking to lead his people toward statehood and a better future.
The Next Round of Hamas vs. Israel
Rather than a ‘cycle of violence,’ it’s terrorism followed by counterterrorism
UN Demands Release of Worker Who Aided Hamas, Labels Beersheba an Arab City
The UN’s Office of Legal Affairs (OLA) sent a letter to Israel’s Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, requesting the release of Waheed Abdallah Borsh, a UNDP worker arrested in July for illegally diverting millions of dollars of humanitarian relief to Hamas. In the letter, the UN specifically referred to the Israeli city of Beersheva by an Arabic name.
Hamas, Palestinian Authority Target Journalists Ahead of Election
One might wonder if the human rights groups neglect these abuses because of their continued obsession with destroying Israel.