Academic report blames Jewish students for hostility and labels antisemitism as “Zionist Plot”
When an institution charged with protecting academic freedom adopts the language of hostility and inversion, what does that say about the moral foundations of its leadership?
From Kenya to Texas: how Pauline Ndirangu turned faith and hard work into a healthcare legacy
When Pauline Ndirangu moved from Kenya to the United States at sixteen, she had no idea that her journey through hospitals, ICUs, and neonatal flights would one day lead her to build a thriving business of her own.
Trump Hints at Phase 2 of Gaza Plan as Israel Recovers Thai National’s Body and Reopens Rafah Crossing
President Trump hinted that Phase 2 of his Gaza peace plan is coming soon, despite ceasefire violations. Meanwhile, Israel recovers the body of a Thai national hostage and prepares to reopen the Rafah crossing to allow Gaza residents to exit.
Pope Leo Striking Out in Lebanon
As the Pope, it’s astounding to see him swing and miss, not once but three times, during his brief visit to Lebanon.
The Sale That Refuses to End (And Why I’m Not Mad About It)
In a world full of “last chances” and countdown clocks, this is an offer that gives you a bit more room to breathe—and that’s something worth appreciating.
Argentina Launches Isaac Accords to Strengthen Israel’s Ties Across Latin America
“While the vast majority of the free world decided to turn its back on the Jewish state, we extended a hand to it. While the vast majority turned a deaf ear to the growth of antisemitism in their lands, we denounced it with even greater fervor.”
Portland Christmas Tree Lighting Turns Into ‘Free Palestine’ Rally
What was once a straightforward civic ritual has become another arena for ideological messaging, even when thousands of families come expecting something else.
Christmas Markets Under Fire
The Brussels’ Winter Wonders was interrupted shortly after opening when pro-Palestinian protesters entered the market area, set off smoke bombs, and blocked several entrances.
Terrorists deserve justice, not flattering ‘NPR’ profiles
Many killers of U.S. citizens walk freely in territories controlled by the Palestinian Authority or nations that America considers allies, such as Egypt and Jordan.
The Lost Tribe of Dan’s 2,700-Year Journey Home
What made Ethiopian Jews extraordinary wasn’t just their survival—it was their devotion.