Former Envoy on Abraham Accords: ‘We Should Reward the Peacemakers
Aryeh Lightstone, who was chief of staff to former U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman, offers his unique perspective on the historic normalization agreements
Taliban Closes In As Desperate Afghan Women Await Rescue
In Bamiyan province, through which the Silk Road once flourished and the towering statues of Buddha once stood, an Afghan woman’s naked body has just been found.
The Liverpool Bomber and Fake Muslim Conversion to Christianity
The case of Emad Jamil Al Swealmeen, 32, highlights the danger of Muslims fraudulently converting to Christianity.
Keir Starmer’s Labour Anti-Semitism Problem
Like so many liberals in Britain, America and elsewhere, he selects aspects of an issue that conform to his idealistic viewpoint while blanking out those that undermine it.
We Live and Grieve Together
On Sunday morning, a terrorist attack took place in Jerusalem leaving one Israeli dead and three injured.
Testimonies from Israel, Against All Odds
There he was, cutting weeds on my bike path. In order to avoid hitting him, I pulled hard to the left, causing
me to crash my bike.
Raising Up Your Charitable Giving to Israel
Paralleling Maimonides’ eight levels, here are eight “Dumb Ways to Give.”
The Blight that Bennett Brought
It will take a long time to repair the damage that the machinations used to ensconce the current coalition have wrought.
Accept Turkish Relations for What They Are
Ever since President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan came to power in the early 2000s, bilateral ties between Israel and Turkey have been in an ongoing state of crisis. At the same time, he has taken care not to cross the line and harm economic ties.
Why the Palestinian Authority Won’t Fight Terrorists
As far as they’re concerned, Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine are their brothers. And the Israelis are their enemies, peace agreement or no peace agreement.