What my children taught me about resilience
Resilience is the word of the day here in Israel. You do not need to look very far to see it.
The Jewish Legion: A lesson for today’s Iran war
The experience of Zionist Jews in the first half of the 20th century demonstrates that even without a sovereign state, determined leaders and organized communities can mobilize men, resources, and political support to fight alongside great powers.
“Secret Israeli air base under Temple Mount?” Viral AI image sparks Palestinian Authority outrage
Right-wing activist Baruch Marzel shared an AI-generated image portraying Israeli fighter jets parked beneath the golden dome that sits atop the Temple Mount, implying the existence of a secret Israeli Air Force base hidden under the structure.
Webinar tonight: A Knesset member, a former intel officer, and the author of Universal Zionism on what comes next
Twenty days into Operation Roaring Lion, the gap between what is actually happening in the Middle East and what most commentary is equipped to explain has never been wider. Today, Tuesday, March 17, Israel365 is hosting a webinar that closes that gap.
“I’m dying… for coffee”: Netanyahu proves he’s alive, one finger at a time
Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is reportedly dead, Tehran is reeling from US-Israeli strikes, and Israel’s enemies were so desperate for good news that they invented some: Benjamin Netanyahu had been killed.
The juggler’s gate: The son of Lilith, the Strait of Hormuz, and the spiritual war for a world in transition
A global crisis in the Strait of Hormuz is shaking the foundations of the world order. Beneath the geopolitics, ancient Jewish texts point to a deeper spiritual struggle unfolding in real time.
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.