Europe: The Islamization of Christmas “An Unbearable, Unvoluntary Uubmission to Islam”
This year’s Christmas season has been marked by Islam-related controversies in nearly every European country.
Israel’s Learning Disabled Right
Politicians and public figures on the Right make light of the distinction between governments run by their political camp and governments run by their leftist opponents.
Tsunami in the Arab World
One interview in which I told the truth to Arab viewers in their own language has caused a veritable tsunami on the Arab street.
Christians Bringing Bible Study to the Knesset
Some Jews might be skeptical of Christians encouraging Jews to study the Bible.
Palestinians: Another “Reconciliation” Bites the Dust
It turns out, however, that the dramatic announcement of the agreement, which was reached with the sponsorship of Egypt, was all a bluff.
A Slap Across Israel’s Face
The IDF needs to revisit its regulations and ensure that Israeli soldiers are trained to handle such situations without allowing themselves to become punching bags.
Thank You, Nikki Haley
All those who stand with the State of Israel – and decency – must stand up today and say “Thank You, Nikki Haley.”
‘Innocent Protestor’ Killed by IDF was a Terrorist, Told his Family ‘I Intend to be a Martyr’
Israel was widely condemned over the death of the ‘innocent’ double-amputee Ibrahim Abu Thuraya in Gaza protests. But digging into his history shows he was a member of a terror group that morphed into Hamas and an agitator who wanted to ‘die a martyr.’
‘Tales From the Middle East Quagmire’
In the summer of 2012, British-Israeli journalist Jonathan Spyer found himself in the basement of a hospital along with other Syrian civilians in bombed-out Aleppo City.
Iraqi Jewish Refugees Have ‘Unfinished Business’ in Iraq
“The thing that was most precious about Iraq is now very much manifested in Israel.”