Torah study now a Basic Law in Israel: Draft-dodging gets constitutional cover
Israel’s Knesset voted Wednesday to advance a Basic Law declaring Torah study a foundational constitutional value of the Jewish state, a measure legal experts warn could permanently entrench draft exemptions for tens of thousands men, while the IDF fights a manpower shortage on multiple fronts.
Praise Hamas, murder a Jew: Get one year in jail
Loay Abdel Fattah Alnaji walked into a courtroom this week, having pled guilty to killing a Jewish man, and walked out with a sentence shorter than what many Americans get for DUIs.
Tucker Carlson accuses Israel of “apartheid,” vows to build third party after break with Trump
The remarks mark the most explicit break yet between Carlson and both the Republican establishment and the Trump administration he once championed.
Rabbi Kessin: This Bible verse predicted Trump would turn on Israel
Israel fought the war against Iran. Israel was not in the room when it ended, leading us to ask, ‘Who is America really allying with?’
Breaking: Major update on red heifer program and national training push
What does the birth of this calf and the accompanying national framework mean for the ability of both Jews and the nations to draw near to Hashem through offerings in the Temple?
It’s time: Red Heifer organization calls for national Temple movement
A red heifer born last month in the hills of the Galilee has reignited a coordinated national campaign among Israeli rabbis, breeders, and educators to restore the lost laws of ritual purity to the Jewish people.
Yoni Netanyahu was a hero even before Entebbe
One of Israel’s finest soldiers fell while rescuing hostages, just as America turned 200.
Supersessionism and the Israeli-Arab conflict
Has God’s covenantal promise of the land of Israel to the people of Israel been superseded and transferred to another, whether to the Church or someone else?
Extremism uncovered at American wing of UNRWA
A recent report by a U.S. government agency shows that the UNRWA is compromised by Hamas terrorists who have deeply entrenched themselves within the U.N. entity founded more than 75 years ago. Why didn’t this make prominent headlines in the United States?
Gaza’s silent streets: Hamas crushes its own people. Again.
Hundreds of Gazans dared to take to the streets on June 26 carrying signs reading “God willing, Hamas out” and “We want to live.” By nightfall, Hamas’s security apparatus had detained or rounded up people.