Palestinian Journalists: We Do Not Have a Free Media

Khaled Abu Toameh

Palestinian journalists living and working under the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the West Bank and Hamas in the Gaza Strip continue to face huge challenges that make it almost impossible for them to operate free of pressure and intimidation.

Fire Kites Sting Negev Honey Farms Just Before Rosh Hashanah

In addition to the bees themselves being scorched by aerial attacks of flammable kites and balloons launched from Gaza, when the fields are burnt then any remaining bees cannot produce honey because there are no flowers on which to graze.

Fatah and Hamas: Reconciliation or Divorce?

Mordechai Kedar

There are manifold reasons that make it so difficult to effect a compromise between the two movements and they involve every aspect of Palestinian Arab life. They do agree on Israel.

The Generals’ Revolt

Caroline Glick

The candidacy of Golan and Alon for chief of General Staff, along with the military’s subversion of the government and the US administration, need to serve as an urgent warning to the government.

Israeli Farmers Sue Hamas in International Court

A group of farmers from the south of Israel arrived in the Netherlands on Monday, planning to file a lawsuit against Hamas in the International Criminal Court in the Hague. The allegations include the burning of agricultural areas with the use of the incendiary devices, attacks on the Israeli border, the use of children in […]

Taking an Axe to ‘Peace Processing’

Shoshana Bryen

If “peace” is a bridge too far, a long-term stabilization process is not out of reach based on President Trump’s new foundations for American policy.

Rosh HaShanah: What Really Counts

Nathan Lopes Cardozo

May God grant the Jewish people and all of mankind the wisdom to make the right choices, as well as the opportunity to live in peace and with great profundity.