Passover Lessons From Life’s Highways
For travelers on life’s spiritual highways, the power of Passover lies in looking forward to what is ahead while being ever mindful of what is behind.
America Needs New Export Controls
Protection must include limits on what can be imported, especially for government and military use.
The Antisemetic Tweets of Murdered Saudi Writer Jamal Khashoggi
The late Saudi Arabian journalist, editor and kingdom-insider Jamal Khashoggi, writing on Twitter from 2011 until 2018, said Jews had no roots in historical Palestine
Getting Ready For Korban Pesach This Year
What’s the real reason that we might not offer Korban Pesach (the Passover Offering) on the Temple Mount this year? I’ll tell you, one word, FEAR!
Go West Bank, Young Man!
Today, it became clear that Benjamin Netanyahu has won a fifth term as prime minister of Israel, as he overcame a formidable challenge from General Benny Gantz.
Russia and Turkey Are Now Deeply Entwined on Trade and Defense
On April 8, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan met in Moscow.
Is Iran Winning in Yemen?
A ceasefire deal aimed at ending Yemen’s civil war is collapsing amid disputes between the warring parties over how to implement the agreement.
African Pastor Accuses Bishops Of Lying About Israel
On Friday afternoon, pro-Israel Nigerian Pastor Rex Ajenifuja spoke out strongly against a group of his fellow Christian clergy members who he claims were sent by the BDS movement to criticize Israel.
“A Love Song to Capitalism”
Economics was dubbed “the dismal science” by historian Thomas Carlyle not, as some think, regarding Thomas Malthus’s bleak view of a future balance of population and resources.
What Happens to Palestinians Who Demand a Better Life?
Safi’s case serves as a reminder how Palestinians living under the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank and Hamas in the Gaza Strip are continuing to suffer from repression, corruption and bad government.