Human Rights Watch Crosses the Line with Latest Attack on Israel
The organization has now gone beyond anti-Semitism.
Death of Diplomat in Iran Feeds Gossip and Conspiracies
Iranian police said this week they are investigating the death of a Swiss diplomat.
Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the Miraculous Airlift of Ethiopian Jews
It’s one of the most significant historical milestones in the history of the Jewish people and modern Israel.
The Book of Ruth: A Zionist Story For Shavuot
The duality of Shavuot is undeniable: the yom tov exists, or rather coexists, with distinctly different facets.
Painful to Breathe in Israel
“He’s a Jew! He’s a Jew!” an Arab lynch mob shouted as they ran after twenty-seven-year-old Eli Rozen as he was walking his dog.
Can Iran Use China to Counter US?
Iran has been increasing ties to China in recent years, impressively securing a 25-year cooperation agreement with Beijing.
Hamas Attempts to Set Territories on Fire, Encouraging New Wave of Attacks
A drive-by shooting in the West Bank was likely unorganized, though the terror group that runs Gaza is seeking to leverage recent tensions to pressure both the Palestinian Authority and Israel.
Who’s Responsible for the Meron Disaster?
No single factor is to blame. A perfect storm of elements simultaneously came together, exposing a system filled with flaws—many of them cultural in nature.
Time for a Persian Spring
The 2021 Persian Spring is in bloom, the insurrection has begun: No to the Islamic Republic of Iran (N2IR)!
When Generals Stray Into Politics
Despite the resounding failure of the “land-for-peace” formula, three former Israel Defense Forces generals are urging the Biden administration to “keep open a path to an eventual two-state solution.”