Israel Mobilizes for Gaza as Violence Spreads in West Bank and U.S. Scrambles to Restock Missiles
Israel is mobilizing tens of thousands of reservists for a Gaza City offensive as violence flares in Samaria, where a shooting left one Israeli injured. Meanwhile, the Pentagon is seeking $3.5 billion to replace weapons used in recent operations supporting Israel.
Rare Hellenistic Weight Inscribed with Name of Official Seized in Jerusalem
A rare lead weight dating back more than two millennia has been seized in Jerusalem by the Theft Prevention Unit of the Israel Antiquities Authority. The artifact, offers a rare glimpse into the administration and commerce of the ancient Land of Israel.
Netanyahu Pressures Hamas as Abbas Moves Toward Statehood and U.S. Freezes Gaza Visas
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said Hamas is under heavy pressure as Israel prepares a Gaza City offensive, even as the group signals openness to talks. At the same time, Mahmoud Abbas launched a constitution-drafting committee amid international pushes for Palestinian recognition, while the U.S. froze visitor visas for Gazans.
GHF spokesman: Doctors Without Borders Refused to Treat Workers Wounded by Hamas
“They were not allowed to enter… They were left to die outside the entrance.”
Firing in the wrong direction: Defending Israel-haters isn’t noble
Free speech is not an absolute right; it comes with responsibility.
How to Build a Bible Study Habit That Actually Sticks
Science reveals why most spiritual routines fail—and the exact steps to create lasting change.
Local Communities Confront Antisemitism
One popular destination for Jews is Miami Beach. But even in one of the country’s most historic and prominent communities, antisemitism rears its ugly head, even infiltrating the government.
“Palestine” Invades the U.K.
A recent chance encounter in London’s Heathrow Airport offered a troubling glimpse of the extent to which anti-Israel hate is penetrating youth culture in the United Kingdom.
Jabotinsky’s enduring Zionist legacy
Let us remember not only Ze’ev Jabotinsky as the leader, writer and soldier, but Jabotinsky the teacher of values. Let us re-embrace the virtues he taught: the honor of self-respect, the tradition of shared memory, and the optimism that fuels perseverance.
Terror-Linked Aid Drivers Arrested, Expanded Housing Greenlit, and Oct. 7 Film Pulled from Festival
Israeli authorities have arrested Palestinian aid-truck drivers tied to terror groups, while Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich approved thousands of housing units in the “disputed E1” area. At the same time, the Toronto International Film Festival dropped a documentary on the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks.