Israel-Hamas War Showcased Iran’s Rocket Threat
For the watching world, the fourth Gaza war was defined by images of rockets streaking into the night sky.
How Will We Know Who Won the War?
Two parameters will determine the victor in the latest round of fighting between Israel and Hamas: The Israeli Supreme Court’s decision on Sheikh Jarrah, and the survival of the Abraham Accords.
Google, Amazon, and Israel in the New America
The tech giants’ organizational culture raises significant questions about the wisdom of granting them exclusive control over Israel’s government data for the next seven years.
Rebuild What With Whom?
The administration is bolstered from the outside by veteran “peace processer” Dennis Ross, who urged the international community to link humanitarian aid to Hamas demilitarization.
Finding Sanity on the Ground in Israel—Today
As I write this, I am 35,000 miles above the earth, en route to Israel.
New Survey: More young evangelicals turning their backs on Israel
28.4% of respondents said that East Jerusalem should be the capital of a future Palestinian state
Europe: Anti-Israel Protests Descend into Anti-Semitism
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations in cities across Europe have descended into unrestrained orgies of anti-Semitism after protesters opposed to Israeli military action in the Gaza Strip
About Those ‘DOA’ Abraham Accords
Biden Administration policy—not a failed “peace process”—is the underpinning of the current Hamas war against Israel.
The Palestinian Voices Blinken Won’t Hear
On the eve of his first official visit to the Middle East, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken reaffirmed support for a two-state solution
A Cauldron of Jew Haters
Simmering for decades, full-blown anti-Semitism has boiled over in the past two weeks since the controversy over a Jerusalem neighborhood (Sheikh Jarrah).