The United Nations condemns Iran for attacking Gulf states but not for bombing Israel
Somehow, the UNSC and all of the signing nations were able to give a pass for the roughly 300 ballistic missiles Iran has fired at Israeli cities, killing 13 people and wounding over 2,000. There was not a single word of condemnation for attacks that killed Israelis.
Losing the war, losing the lie: Iran’s disinformation campaign unravels
When Iran’s missiles began flying on February 28, 2026, a second war was launched simultaneously, fought entirely with fabricated images, recycled videos, and outright lies.
Israel-U.S. alliance deepens against Iran as Senate rejects war powers bid and IDF strikes mount
Israel and the United States are intensifying their campaign against Iran, marked by close military coordination and thousands of Israeli airstrikes. Meanwhile, the U.S. Senate rejected an effort to force a withdrawal of American forces from the conflict.
A mass murderer with “an easy smile”
Iranian dictator Ayatollah Ali Khameini, the leader of the most notorious terrorist regime on earth, had “an easy smile” and was “fond of Persian poetry and classic Western novels,” the Washington Post wrote in its obituary of him.
Iran raises red flag of revenge over Mahdi Messiah Mosque in response to death of Ayatollah
This was not ritual mourning alone. The red flagconveys a clear message to the world and to Iran’s enemies: the regime intends to retaliate.
From Haman to Tehran: the Purim pattern repeats
Over these two years, we have witnessed the collapse of every hostile state and every terrorist group surrounding the Jewish state.
Deliverance will arise – But what will you do?
Last week Tucker Carlson went to the White House to plead the case for Iran. There were also those, who we will likely never know, who made the case that the Reign of Terror must come to an end. Thank God Trump listened to the Esthers in his midst.
Spectacles, silver beard, and state terror: The NYT’s curious Khamenei tribute
The New York Times’ obituary appeared with a headline that read, “Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Hard-Line Cleric Who Made Iran a Regional Power, Is Dead at 86.” Missing from the Times’ headline was any reference to the regime’s mass killings.
Did the Ayatollah try to blow up the Temple Mount before he died?
“The ‘Architects of Chaos’ in Tehran attempted to commit an act of sacrilege so profound it would have torn the fabric of human history,” Rabbi Ben Avraham wrote. “They launched a ballistic warhead aimed at the heart of Jerusalem.”
Senior Iranian diplomat defects amid unrest, raising questions about the ayatollah’s future
As the Sages note, leadership that loses divine favor becomes fragile, and the collapse of authority can follow swiftly. Even those embedded in these structures of power are unwilling to remain under a regime that no longer commands legitimacy.