In Wake of Rocket Attacks on Israel, Hezbollah Tries to Signal It’s ‘In Control’
The firing of 19 rockets at open areas near Kiryat Shmona was a calculated step by Hezbollah designed to indicate that it will not “allow” Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon to go unanswered; the scope of Israel’s retaliation will determine the next stage of this controlled standoff.
Sending Warm Greetings and Keeping Israeli Soldiers Cool
In addition to sending cool treats, Bless a Soldier also invites people to send warm wishes to the soldiers.
President Biden’s Middle East Policy
The Biden team has attempted to base its Middle East policy on the noble values of human rights and democracy, which are inconsistent with the Arab Middle East.
Is the ADL a Greater Threat to Liberty than the Extremists it Targets?
The group’s new deal to help PayPal shut down supposed radicals is part of a Big Tech corporate assault on free expression, not a defense of democracy.
Israel and Germany Team Up for European Ballistic Missile Defense
Despite a difficult history, Germany and Israel have a close defense relationship.
Stocks Wince Because the Stagflation Party Has Arrived
Investors are struggling to discern the path forward and have lately focused on signs of inflation, which could lead the Fed to lift interest rates.
American Immigrants Who Leave Israel Don’t Deserve Disdain
It’s the height of arrogance to assert knowledge of what goes on in other people’s souls. But with that, Chaim Levinson has opened a window into his own, revealing a bowlful of sour grapes.
Dismantle Iran Now
The disintegration of the country into ethnic states is not only feasible but steadily becoming more likely—and should be vigorously supported by the international community.
New IDF Defense Budget Doesn’t Mark End of Struggle Over Military Funds
Brig. Gen. (Res.) Dr. Sasson Hadad, a former financial adviser to the Israel Defense Forces’ Chief of Staff, said a gap exists of two billion to three billion shekels between the Defense Ministry’s request and the approved budget of 58 billion shekels.
Raisi’s Presidency a ‘Metaphor’ for Iran’s Regional Escalation
The low-intensity war between Israel and Iran has come out of the shadows as the Islamic Republic signals its intention to plant its stake as a regional superpower by installing an ultra-conservative president, and by continuing to attack Israeli and foreign targets at sea.