The Writing is On the Wall for the U.S. Military in the Persian Gulf
The long U.S. military presence in the Persian Gulf, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt is likely drawing to a close.
From Kaifeng to the Kotel: Chinese Jews in Jerusalem
What made Li, Fan and Xue’s journey so unique was the history they were making.
Send Your Prayers to Grieving Israeli Families
For most, the 2014 Gaza war, Operation Protective Edge, ended a year ago.
Captured Hamas Operative Reveals Startling Iran Connection, New War Plans
A Hamas operative nabbed by the Shin Bet and police last month has revealed a wealth of information on the terror group’s plans for the future.
From A Prayer and a Miracle to Feeding Thousands of People in Israel
Dudi and his wife Esther were married for more than 20 years yet did not yet have children. Following decades of prayers, Esther gave birth to a girl, Ruchama, in 2001.
Turkey’s Rambos (Almost) Fight Islamic State
The dramatic end of “Division 30” has shown that there are both U.S. and Turkish human (and military) intelligence weaknesses regarding the war zone.
Turkey and Its Kurds: At War Again
We have only one concern. It is Islam, Islam and Islam.
Jewish Terrorists are Bad Weeds in our Own Backyard
We have incurred guilt, we have betrayed, we have sinned.
No Congressional Majority can Defy the Laws of Economics
There was no reason for Russia to let Iran re-renter the natural gas market.
Brazil Joins US in Banning “Jerusalem, Israel” from Passports
Brazil is set to join the US in prohibiting the designation “Jerusalem, Israel” from appearing on its passports as a birthplace listing.