Where Were Hamas Rockets on Jerusalem Day?
We discussed the successful Flag Parade in Jerusalem in the context of the Muslim Brotherhood dominated Israeli government, and the previous Netanyahu-led government’s decision to cancel last year’s parade in the face of mass Arab Israeli violence and Hamas’s missile offensive.
Is Gideon Sa’ar Coming Around to the Idea of a Netanyahu Government?
With his New Hope party’s prospects up in the air, Likud members say the justice minister feels a Netanyahu-led government is preferable to another election.
According to the Media, the Palestinians Have No Nationalists
Reporting on the Abu Akleh funeral and the Jerusalem Day Flag March exposes grossly disparate coverage.
The Alternative Universe of Palestinian ‘Sovereignty’
The Palestinians push a false reality that the rest of the world buys into, and then insists Israel buy into it as well.
A Palestinian Celebration of ‘Empress of Terror’ Fusako Shigenobu
Champions of the 1972 Lod Airport massacre’s mastermind don’t think that the newly released convict has anything to regret.
Shooting for Gun Control?
In the wake of the Texas massacre, Americans ought to consider what Israelis have learned the hard way: that firearms aren’t the problem; in the hands of heroes, they’re often the only solution.
Who’s to Blame for Young American and Democrat Coolness Towards Israel?
Despite the impulse to blame Netanyahu and the usual targets of left-wing scorn, the real answer is the growing popularity of theories like intersectionality that sanction anti-Semitism.
(Do) Cry for Me, Palestina
The tears of a commencement speaker who wants to eliminate Israel.
The Fatal Flaw in Israel’s Strategic Thinking
One of the reasons the conflict with the Palestinian Arabs has dragged is that Israel has failed to conceptualize the conflict accurately.
It’s Time to Stop Lying to Ourselves about Qatar
On the one hand, Doha plays a pivotal role in waging the global jihad against the United States and the free world. On the other hand, it showers them with gifts.