Why is Hamas so confident that it’s winning?
Despite heavy losses, the terror group knows that it will be the victor if it’s still standing when the war it started on Oct. 7 ends. And it’s staking its future on American help.
Israel must free itself from dependency on Washington
Complying with U.S. interests often impacts Israel’s deterrence.
The issue that isn’t being addressed in the campaign
The woke takeover of the academy, culture and government is the driving force behind a surge in Jew-hatred and the continued war on the West. Rolling it back is imperative.
A Year as an Evacuee
We understand that all the processes we’ve been through are part of God’s precise plan, and each time we look back, we realize how God guided us to the place that was just right for us.
Into the Fire: Illuminating the Heroes of October 7th
I knew then that these stories needed to be told. Not just as a historical record but as a testament to the unbreakable human spirit.
Learning from Israel’s national policy failures
Any deal that includes ending the war would leave Israel in a perilous position and grant a significant victory to Hamas, Iran and Qatar.
The Terrorists are Watching
While things seem “normal” again, it’s anything but normal. They can’t be, because the terrorists are watching.
After Deif killed, is Mohammed Sinwar Hamas’s next terror master?
The younger brother of Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, Mohammad is considered a major planner of the Oct. 7 mass murder attack.
From Sept. 11 to Oct. 7: The evolution of a new world order
Defense, security and economic cooperation between Europe and Israel are at historic levels and broadening every year.
Sinwar’s useful idiots
This is not how they thought it would work. The Israeli anti-government protesters’ attempt to harness the tragedy of the six hostages for their permanent political project has backfired.