The Battle of Entebbe
I remember the battle in Uganda as if it were yesterday. It’s one of the most famous because it was so public.
Yoni Netanyahu: A Hero’s Story 45 Years After Entebbe
Yoni Netanyahu, the famed hero of the Entebbe operation, was killed in action 45 years ago on July 4.
Academia Signs Shockingly Unoriginal Anti-Israel Petitions
Proof that groupthink reigns supreme in academia came last month as hundreds of academic departments released statements and thousands of individual professors signed open letters “in solidarity with the Palestinian people.”
The Day After Lebanon Implodes
The impending collapse of the state systems on which Hezbollah relies threatens to take the Shi’ite terrorist group down with it—but Israel must not let down its guard.
In the Face of Disaster, the Priority is Help and Prayer, Not Politics
When everything public is seen through a partisan lens, tragedies like the Surfside disaster still bring communities together and remind us about what is most important.
American Anti-Semitism, Israeli Paralysis
All signs indicate that the new Lapid-Bennett government is constitutionally incapable of contending with the problem of Jew hatred in America.
Who Really Cares About the Palestinians?
Not those who traffic in lies about Israel and ignore the tyranny of the Palestinian Authority and Hamas. Their silence about their brutal rule speaks volumes about their real agenda.
Challenges to Gaza Ceasefire are Mounting Quickly
Hamas will always prioritize its radical ideological and political objectives over pragmatic considerations whenever those two factors come into conflict.
Israel Shoots Down Drones Using Lasers
Israel’s Ministry of Defense completed its first-ever interception test using an airborne “high-power laser system” on June 21.
The ‘Right’ Way to be Anti-Semitic, According to Human Rights Watch
The assailants in Los Angeles were referred to merely as “a group,” while the attackers in New York City were simply “assailants.” No more detail was provided.