Netanyahu’s Bold Move
The Israeli right is wrong to see the prime minister’s deal with the UAE as a capitulation to foreign pressure. He is creating optimal conditions for the Jewish state’s road ahead.
Conceptions Come Crashing Down
Six important lessons of the Israel-UAE normalization agreement.
What Does Kamala Harris’s Nomination for Vice President Mean for Israel?
While some experts view her as a mainstream choice to help “secure Israeli vital interests in Washington,” there is concern that Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden potentially selecting Democratic progressives for other cabinet positions if elected.
Democratic National Convention Hosts Imam from Islamic Extremist Institution
The Democratic National Convention hosted an imam from an Islamic extremist institution on Sunday. Noman Hussain, imam of ISM Brookfield in Wisconsin, was one of the religious leaders who took part in the convention’s “Interfaith Welcome Service.” Hussain is a scholar at the Texas-based Qalam Institute, whose officials have advocated “the use of female sex slaves, the […]
Trump: Evangelicals Value Jerusalem more than Jews: ‘Psalms 126’ says Rabbi
“So many times, the non-Jews point out the amazing things Hashem does for us that we don’t even realize,” said, noting another verse in Psalms.
Why all Settlers should Celebrate the UAE Deal
The precedent was set by Netanyahu himself. Now the only question is – will the settlers capitalize on it?
Harris, Omar and the Party’s Great March Leftward
Joe Biden’s decision to name Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate has to do with only one thing: Identity politics.
With the UAE Deal, Israel Gives Up a Huge Headache for a Huge Victory
Let’s face it: The idea of annexation—legal or not, approved by the United States or not—was problematic from the start.
Health Ministry Admits: Cause of Deaths Listed as Covid may not be from Covid
“The cause of death for anyone in Israel is determined by the practitioner in charge according to the WHO guidelines.”
Lebanon: Hezbollah’s Potemkin Village
Lebanese politicians also point their fingers at Hezbollah, and its missile stores at the port.