“I’m dying… for coffee”: Netanyahu proves he’s alive, one finger at a time
Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is reportedly dead, Tehran is reeling from US-Israeli strikes, and Israel’s enemies were so desperate for good news that they invented some: Benjamin Netanyahu had been killed.
A synagogue full of toddlers was attacked. The NY Times blamed Israel.
When a newspaper of the Times’ global reach frames an attack on Jewish children through the lens of geopolitical grievance, it trains its readers to see Jewish victims not as victims, but as participants in a conflict that somehow implicates them.
Tucker and Ilhan join hands
Once again, the far right and the far left have found a common cause: inciting hatred against Jews. But this time, with a particular twist.
Hezbollah launches 150 rockets at Israel in largest attack to date in escalation linked to Iran
Waves of rockets and drones launched from Lebanon sent hundreds of thousands of Israelis in the Golan, Galilee, and the Haifa region running to bomb shelters while Israeli air defenses scrambled to intercept the incoming fire.
The United Nations condemns Iran for attacking Gulf states but not for bombing Israel
Somehow, the UNSC and all of the signing nations were able to give a pass for the roughly 300 ballistic missiles Iran has fired at Israeli cities, killing 13 people and wounding over 2,000. There was not a single word of condemnation for attacks that killed Israelis.
Israel First? No. Israel protects the West
“Israel First.” You hear it all the time, repeated in news segments, online threads, and social media posts. It’s meant to make you suspicious, to make you angry. But here’s the truth: Israel is not America’s burden. Israel is America’s shield.
Losing the war, losing the lie: Iran’s disinformation campaign unravels
When Iran’s missiles began flying on February 28, 2026, a second war was launched simultaneously, fought entirely with fabricated images, recycled videos, and outright lies.
What would Tucker Carlson learn at my Passover seder table?
Every Jewish prayer service contains liturgy that consistently speaks about Jerusalem and the Holy Temple.
An invitation to the table: a new book opens the Passover Seder to Christian readers
There is a powerful new trend in the Christian world: a growing desire to observe the Biblical holidays. Israel365, which has long served as a bridge between Israel and its Christian admirers, has now responded to that hunger with a new book.
“He is a miracle” — decisive action saves Israeli terror victim
“When I first saw him, he was unconscious, and there was a lot of blood on his face and chest,” recalled Yair Schussheim, a MAGEN DAVID ADOM paramedic, upon first seeing Yarin, an Israeli soldier.