Hamas Caught Hoarding Children’s Nutritional Aid, Selling Aid on Black Market
Gaza-based activist revealed that the terror group had secretly hoarded tons of baby formula and children’s nutritional shakes—at the very moment international agencies and major media outlets were accusing Israel of causing famine.
Building the Future: Israel Advances in Housing, Economy, and National Defense
Recent developments in Israel include the approval of 764 new housing units in Judea and Samaria, the shekel reaching a three-year high, and Defense Minister Israel Katz’s commitment to maintaining a defensive presence in Syria.
Regavim: Unauthorized Arab Dam Drained Reservoir and Seized Hundreds of Dunams
Regavim is demanding the immediate demolition of an illegal dam in the Har Hevron (Hebron) region after documenting what the organization describes as a deliberate and destructive attempt to seize land and divert Israel’s water resources.
Brooklyn school cancels Holocaust survivor’s talk over Pro-Israel views
Teaching about dead Jews raises no objections. But a living Jew who connects the Holocaust to Jewish survival and Jewish sovereignty? That crosses a line.
The UN war on Israel’s high ground
American Jewish leaders must come to understand that to critics of Israel, there is no difference between “settlements” in Judea and Samaria and “settlements” on the Golan.
Paul Simon Sides With a Killer—Again
The iconic singer-songwriter this week signed a petition demanding freedom for the Palestinian Arab terrorist Marwan Barghouti, a convicted multiple murderer.
At Shamir Medical Center Event in New York, President Herzog Salutes Israel’s Medical Resilience
“If you really want to know what Israel is all about, go and see the incredible medical institutions. You truly see Israel’s resilience when you walk through those corridors,” President Herzog said. “
Ancient Hasmonean Wall Uncovered in Jerusalem: Evidence of Maccabean Power and Mysterious Destruction
A massive section of Jerusalem’s Hasmonean period city wall has been unearthed at the Tower of David Jerusalem Museum, revealing one of the most complete and longest segments ever discovered from the Maccabean era.
Academic report blames Jewish students for hostility and labels antisemitism as “Zionist Plot”
When an institution charged with protecting academic freedom adopts the language of hostility and inversion, what does that say about the moral foundations of its leadership?
From Kenya to Texas: how Pauline Ndirangu turned faith and hard work into a healthcare legacy
When Pauline Ndirangu moved from Kenya to the United States at sixteen, she had no idea that her journey through hospitals, ICUs, and neonatal flights would one day lead her to build a thriving business of her own.