Is Trump really abandoning Israel?
His remarks about the war on Hamas are spun in a way that recalls every previous controversy about things he’s said—and with just as much accuracy.
Anti-Netanyahu protests threaten war effort and hostage deal
Anti-government demonstrations, which had been on a low flame since Oct. 7, burst forth with renewed ferocity this week.
The Biden administration’s Israel policy is disconnected from reality
Never before has the daylight between a Washington and Jerusalem been so open, and it seems to be devolving.
Israel will overcome the Biden administration’s backstabbing
Appeasing terrorists for the sake of political expediency endangers not just Israel but America itself.
The Biden administration’s war against the government of Israel
Before Oct. 7, rioters demanded the overthrow of Netanyahu’s coalition due to its “anti-democratic” policies and “corruption.” The new rallying cry is to free the hostages.
The Israeli flag in the heart of Tehran: “The Iranian people are ready to overthrow the regime.”
Last night, a rare event occurred when the Israeli flag was hung in the heart of Tehran. The flag was hung on the highway bridge in Azadi Square, where the Azadi Tower, the city’s symbol, is located.
Photographers who joined the Oct. 7 pogrom deserve censure, not awards
The prestigious honor given to the photo of Hamas terrorists showing off the half-naked body of their young Jewish victim is evidence of the corruption of contemporary journalism.
Poll: US pressure on Israel backfiring with American voters opposing effort to push Israel into peace deal
Upon learning of the Palestinian Authority’s alignment with Hamas, 30% of Democratic voters stop supporting a peace deal.
Professor of Religion’s Easter Op-ed slams AOC for labeling Jesus a “Palestinian”
A respected professor of Christian theology published an Easter message slamming the popular left-wing talking point describing Jesus as a Palestinian. While the claim may seem innocuous and based in ignorance, the professor ascribed deeply antisemitic motives to the claim.
What Kind of Man… (#1)
A man alienated from his people, his family, even at times seemingly separated from the covenant promises of God, in many ways Moses appears as the archetypal stranger.