The IAEA’s Blind Spots on Iran’s Nuclear Program
With all of these lapses, how can the IAEA be an effective force in preventing Iran’s development of nuclear weapons?
Thank You Shurat HaDin And Nitsana Darshan-Leitner
Airbnb made a decision to boycott Jewish homeowners and only gave in because they were threatened with the long hand of Jewish justice.
Iran Tries to Make IRGC Terrorist Designation About Israel
Blaming Israel and Netanyahu specifically for the listing has now been Zarif’s main talking point within the last day.
Anticipating Trump’s “Deal of the Century”
President Trump’s peace plan for the Palestinian-Israeli conflict surfaced two years ago and to this day – remarkably – only he and a handful of aides know its precise details.
Israeli Policy Prescription: How to Annex Judea and Samaria
I have presented just one possible scenario, policies that still need to be fleshed out with even more detail, of what to do with the Arabs of Judea and Samaria, once Israeli sovereignty has been established there.
Iran Wants America Out of Iraq – Will it Succeed?
In the Middle East, Iran is in a regional struggle with the United States, which it believes is becoming increasingly isolated in international affairs.
Syria: IDF Hit Iranian Military Targets Near Aleppo
Sources in Syria are claiming that the IDF struck several Iranian military sites inside Syria on Wednesday night, killing at least seven Iranian militia.
World’s Longest Salt Cave Discovered in Israel
Since Lot’s Wife looked back at the destruction of the evil city of Sodom (today, Sdom in modern Israel), there hasn’t been such big news about salt.
We Need More Jewish Power, Not Less
If Jewish power and influence are used in the cause of peace and justice, we should not be ashamed of it. It should be a source of pride.
Dividing up the Syrian Corpse
The hell Bashar Assad brought on his people is petering out. The fighting over the corpse continues and the repercussions will be felt for decades.