Trump Hints at Becoming King of Israel
“If anything happens here, I’m taking a trip over to Israel. I’ll be prime minister.” The US president said
A Hate Group Gets a College Hall Pass
A new report documents the anti-Semitic fervor of Students for Justice in Palestine. Still, both college administrations and student groups fail to brand it as hate group.
A Kurdish Campaign to Boycott Turkey
All that the Kurds have in common with the Palestinians in this regard is their method. Their moral foundations are radically different.
Jordan Isn’t Palestine, Its Part of Eretz Yisrael
Some misguided Jews on the political right, have promoted for the last forty years, the idea that, “Jordan is Palestine.”
Russian Submarine Breaches Israel’s Territorial Waters, Flees after Being Spotted
After identifying the submarine, Israel’s naval officers contacted their Russian counterparts, activating the naval coordination mechanism through the General Staff Planning Division.
Is Iran Winning or Losing?
The anti-regime protests in Lebanon, Iraq and Iran are a dramatic development for Tehran. The less stable its neighbors, the more difficult it is for Iran to attack Israel.
Gaza: A Bone in Israel’s Throat
One of the few areas in which Gazans have shown expertise and enterprise, ingenuity and innovativeness is in honing their production and procurement of weaponry, with which to assault the Jewish state.
Kristallnacht Remains Relevant 81 Years Later
How do we avoid mistaking the current wave of anti-Semitism for that of the Nazi past without slipping into complacence?
Israeli Students Invent ‘Beeless’ Honey
When there are too few bees to make honey, Israelis create synthetic honey with bacteria
Once Loyal to Syria, Druze in Golan Now Pledge Allegiance to Israel
As opposed to the Druze in the Galilee, who are for the most part loyal to the state of Israel and serve in the IDF, the Druze in the Golan were traditionally loyal to Syria.