Opening Rafah while Hamas is armed repeats a deadly mistake
Opening the Rafah border crossing while Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad continue to be fully armed benefits the terrorists more than anyone.
Israel advances death penalty plans for Oct. 7 terrorists as nation weighs biblical command: “By man shall his blood be shed”
The proposed law mandates the death penalty for terrorists convicted of murdering Israelis “out of motives of racism or hostility toward the public, and under circumstances in which the act was carried out with the intention of harming the State of Israel and the rebirth of the Jewish people.”
Operation Brave Heart: Bringing Home the Last Hostage from Gaza
His return, something that many in Israel thought might be an impossibility, underscored Israel’s unwavering commitment to the principle of leaving no one behind—whether living or fallen.
Abbas sets November date for Palestinian National Council elections despite Hamas leading in polls
Abbas, who has held the presidency of both the PA and the PLO since 2005, said elections would occur “wherever possible, both inside and outside Palestine, to ensure the broadest possible participation of the Palestinian people wherever they reside.”
Netanyahu is correct: Gaza cannot be rebuilt until Hamas is disarmed
The terrorist group has demonstrated a consistent ability to transform civilian goods into weapons, turning humanitarian aid into a force multiplier for violence against Israel.
Recovering the Last Hostage in Gaza
In the past several weeks, Ran’s fate and heroism were discussed daily across Israeli media. I feel like I knew him. Perhaps it was fitting that he was the last hostage to be rescued.
No, Tucker, Hamas, not Israel, is the decisive factor in Gaza’s vanishing Christians
If Israel left Gaza completely in 2005 and has had no civilian presence there since, why did the Christian population collapse precisely after Hamas seized power in 2007?
Report reveals evidence Doctors Without Borders tied to terror
This report forces the world to confront uncomfortable facts about the boundaries of humanitarian work when those boundaries are exploited to aid and legitimize terror.
Jerusalem court orders Hamas to pay nearly one billion shekels for October 7 massacre
Hamas simply failed to respond, and the court entered a default judgment that places the organization squarely and formally on record as financially liable for one of the worst terror attacks in Israel’s history.
I agree with Pope Leo about Gaza
Leo cleverly connected the story of Jesus being born in a manger to draw a metaphor that God had “pitched his fragile tent” among the people of the world. Then, speaking of tents, he took his metaphor further, saying, “How, then, can we not think of the tents in Gaza, exposed for weeks to rain, wind and cold?”