Colombia’s outgoing president posts “Heil Hitler” and Latin America pushes back
Petro will be gone from the office in weeks. But the damage he has done to Colombia’s standing in the world, to Holocaust memory, and to the basic norms of democratic discourse will outlast his tenure.
Why the “two-state solution” would eliminate Christianity from the Middle East
A “two-state solution” would endanger Israel, but it would also mark the end of Christianity in this part of the world, the region where Jesus was born.
How the UN became Hamas’s most powerful propaganda tool
A bombshell Israeli government report documents in granular detail how UN agencies systematically laundered Hamas propaganda, inflated casualty figures, and manufactured a false narrative that shaped global policy and fueled antisemitism worldwide.
Turkey wants Jerusalem. Israel has a biblical answer.
What was once the strongest bilateral relationship Israel had in the Muslim world, built over decades, formalized in military cooperation and trade, has collapsed into open hostility.
Iran fires on Israel on the 23rd of Sivan, the Hebrew calendar day when Haman’s decrees get reversed
V’nahafoch hu is not merely a historical account of what happened on a single day in ancient Persia. The Sages understood it as a governing principle of Jewish existence: those who construct the machinery of Jewish annihilation have a persistent tendency to be destroyed by it themselves.
It’s time to say it: Gaza’s population must go
The expulsion of Gaza’s population is not a war crime waiting to happen. It is the only serious, honest, permanent solution to a problem that October 7 made impossible to ignore, and that another October 7 will make impossible to forgive.
Tucker Carlson’s worst nightmare is coming to Israel. His name is Ami Kozak.
Every time Carlson twists himself into another contortion to avoid taking Israel’s side, every time he presents Hamas sympathizers as brave truth-tellers and Israel’s defenders as warmongers, Kozak has fresh material.
Ballistic missiles, broken ceasefires, and Iran’s open hand in the war against Israel
Sunday night, Iran launched ten ballistic missiles at Israel. This was not a strike against Israeli aggression toward Iran. For the first time in this war, Tehran made no attempt to disguise that they were going to war for Hezbollah.
Beaufort, the Tehran Grand Bazaar, and boots on the ground in Lebanon
A twelfth-century Crusader fortress in southern Lebanon teaches a lesson that Washington keeps refusing to learn: ceasefires are not a strategy, and walking away from the battlefield only guarantees the next generation will have to return to it.
Extending honorary citizenship to today’s Righteous Among the Nations
As Israel repositions itself for the future it is building, the Jewish state must ask itself a question that is long overdue: what can we do to formally recognize the millions of Christian brothers and sisters who have demonstrated tremendous sacrifice, solidarity, and love on behalf of Israel and the Jewish people?