Accusing Israel of War Crimes
Yesh Din, for example, does not define the violent activities as terror, but rather as “attempts to cause harm.” It is supported by the New Israel Fund.
Bolsonaro Thanks IDF Search and Rescue Team as Mission Concludes
Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro thanked the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) for sending a delegation of divers, engineers and medical experts, to aid in the search for survivors following the collapse of a dam that killed at least 99 people and left hundreds missing earlier this month.
Why Are the Religious Right-Wing and Secular Left-Wing?
I saw a post about the pledge of allegiance and got to wondering if Jewish law forbids saying the pledge of allegiance.
Iran’s Violent Influence Threatens Israel and its Arab Neighbors
Wherever violence and aggression flare up around Israel’s borders, Iran or one of its proxies can be found.
Challenges of the New IDF Chief of Staff
The most important role of any IDF chief of staff, including Lt.-Gen. Aviv Kochavi, is to prepare the army for the next war.
Israeli Strikes in Syria Reveal New Battlefield for Post-Civil War Era
Airstrikes against Iranian targets in Syria on Sunday and Monday revealed a new Syrian battlefield that is emerging as the Syrian civil war ends and the US prepares to withdraw.
What Will the IDF Look Like Under Newest and Highest Ranking Leader?
The IDF faces the future under the leadership of a new commander who has been described as both innovative and brilliant.
Isolating the Bully
One can hope that as we go into the foreseeable future, the Palestinians will become totally isolated, and will be dealt with in such a way that they do not harm another Israeli.
Report Sheds Light on Hamas’s Sinai Arms Smuggling
In recent years, Israel has waged a covert war against a large-scale Hamas effort to smuggle weapons into the Gaza Strip, a Hebrew-language media report has said.
Mourning for a Bygone Lebanon
Hezbollah and the LAF have been in a delicate balancing act as to which militia is the more dominant power in Lebanon.
