A Tremor is Felt in Iranian Kurdistan
Unrest among Kurds in Iran is a reminder that the mullahs rule over a country fraught with ethnic tensions.
Muslim Rape Gangs, Terrorists as ‘Pop-Idols,’ and the Trafficking of Children
The boys want to be like them [jihadists] and the girls want to be with them.
Opposition MK Berates Netanyahu for Lack of Decisive Action on Hamas Terror Tunnels
Omer Bar-Lev, a Zionist Union MK, warned Sunday that Hamas is expanding its network of terror tunnels, and may even be digging under the border into Israel.
65-Year-Old Israeli Woman Gives Birth to First Child, Credits Rabbi’s Blessing for Success
Haya Shahar, a 65-year-old Hassidic woman from Bnei Brak, gave birth to a baby boy on Monday, making her the oldest women in Israel to give birth.
Israeli Political Leaders Praise the Lifetime Work of Late Hebron Rabbi Moshe Levinger
Rabbi Moshe Levinger was known for his life work in establishing the modern Jewish community of Hebron and as one of the founder of the Gush Emunim settlement movement.
Netanyahu Vows “Jerusalem Shall Never Again Be Divided”
Forty-eight years after the reunification of Jerusalem, Israeli PM Netanyahu vowed that the holy city will never be divided again between Arabs and Jews.
Taking Cue from Bible, Zion Oil Searches for God’s Black Gold in Israel
In 1983, John Brown visited Israel in what became a life-changing religious experience.
Christians in the Middle East: Sometimes It Isn’t About Israel
Friends of Israel tend to use their “Israel is the center of the universe” prism to refract events in the region.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Vows to “Protect Oppressed” Palestinians
Iran’s Supreme Leader vowed his regime will help oppressed people in the Middle East region over the weekend, including Palestinians.
Erdogan’s Dream: The Sultan Rules
Erdogan is not happy with the powers the Turkish constitution grants him.