The Arab Spring Created a Consensus Against Middle East Interventions
Ten years later, the neo-conservative dream of spreading democracy is dead. But both Israel and America are largely content with their undemocratic Arab allies.
Pharaoh’s Playbook and the Path to Redemption
There is nothing new under the sun. No matter the situation, we can find precedent and guidance in the Torah. There is a lot of noise out there; we must tune it out and take refuge in the timeless lessons waiting quietly in our holy books.
Esther Horgen’s Killer can Count on Abbas
In the warped world of Palestinian terrorists, having a friend die of an illness in an Israeli jail is sufficient cause to slaughter an innocent woman jogging through the forest near her home.
Illinois Democrats Line Up to Help CAIR Fundraise
CAIR, as we have reported many times, has roots in an American-based Hamas-support network, a conclusion reached by the FBI and upheld by a federal judge.
How Israel is Adapting to the Growing Threat of Terror Armies
The term “terror army” is often used by the IDF Chief of General Staff, Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi, to describe the hybrid, heavily armed Islamist entities in the region.
How Israel Became a World Leader in Vaccination
In the meantime, the spread of the virus continues to shutter schools and force people into quarantine, as our family has had to do twice this year. Hopefully the new year will bring new hope.
Congressman’s Embarrassing Prayer Ends with “A-Man and A-Woman”
For those familiar with Hebrew, Cleaver’s prayer for peace and unity ended hilariously.
Pollard and the Great Jewish Divide
Israelis celebrated the Pollards’ arrival. In contrast, American Jews bristled both at the news and the happiness with which Israelis greeted them.
A Jewish Prisoner’s Longing for Zion
Jonathan Pollard paid for his decision to aid Israel with 30 years in prison. Now he finally gets to realize his dream.
A Wonderful Letter
We don’t hear you which is probably why over 50% of Israelis will not line up for the vaccines.