Will Israeli and Indian Scientists Develop a Breakthrough in Coronavirus Testing?
An Israeli delegation in India for further development of new rapid coronavirus tests. Among the technologies being tested is a kit that uses polyamino acids to detect coronavirus proteins, collected in a saliva sample, within several minutes.
Seth Rogen’s Zionist Blind Spot Deserves a Clear-Eyed Zionist Answer
Which lies was Rogen fed all these years that made him miss the very soul of the Zionist idea?
A Unified Reminder of the Iranian Threat
Ironically, the jolt back to Israel’s pre-pandemic reality served as a refreshing break from the incessant coverage of the coronavirus, economic crisis and nationwide protests.
How J Street is Attempting to Desecrate Tisha B’Av
The organization is making outlandish comparisons to a day of ancient Jewish mourning and trying to distract from the facts on the ground.
Netanyahu Prefers for Gantz to Decide
If Defense Minister Benny Gantz refuses to budge on the budget issue, we will have an election this November. If he folds, Prime Minister Netanyahu will have to hold on until March, when his trial will be underway.
Did Corona Kill Sovereignty
The “Peace to Prosperity” plan is on the table, but as far as being a main foreign policy agenda item, it’s as if someone in Washington pushed the pause button.
Rapper Jay Electronica Calls Rabbi a ‘Coward’ and ‘Devil’
Rabbi Abraham Cooper of the Simon Wiesenthal Center declined to respond directly to Jay Electronica, saying, “I’m not the issue.”
Time to Call Nasrallah’s Bluff
Israel needs to change the Hezbollah leader’s calculations. He won’t want and can’t afford to pay with his life or a full-blown war.
Stability for our Enemies
Israel’s security community isn’t alone in its preference for stability—even at the cost of strengthening enemies.
What Does Iran’s Pivot to China Mean for Israel?
Tehran and Beijing have been reported to be planning broad economic and security deals that could pave the way for China’s multibillion-dollar investment in Iran’s energy and military sectors, as the Jewish state cautiously eyes the developing relationship.