Palestinians Need Reforms, Not Elections
Carter, possibly wishing to believe anything he was told, declared that Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal was a strong proponent of the peace process.
Israeli Food Tech Startup to Make Sugar Taste Twice as Sweet
Local greentech startup DouxMatok says they’ll revolutionize how manufacturers and consumers worldwide use sugar.
IDF Commander Calls for Preemptive Strike on Hamas Terror Tunnels Before It’s Too Late
IDF Southern Command Chief Maj. Gen. Sami Turgeman said there is a pressing need to destroy the new network of Hamas terror tunnels being rebuilt in Gaza.
Anti-Semitism the “Dominant Factor” for Jewish Emigration from E. Europe
The Jewish Agency for Israel said in a new report that immigration to Israel from E. Europe has spiked.
Morning Commuters in Israel Witness Unexpected Ballistic Missile Test [VIDEO]
Rush hour commuters in central Israel witnessed a surprising spectacle Tuesday morning, as a rocket was seen shooting into the sky.
Liberman Drops Political Bombshell, Joins Opposition Against Netanyahu
Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman has pulled his party from the new governing coalition in Israel, instead pooling the party’s support with the opposition.
How Democracies Decay
Turkey’s stealth Islamism and authoritarian practices are no longer stealth.
145 Authors Protest ‘Freedom of Expression’ Award to Charlie Hebdo as Islamophobic
The PEN award to the survivors of the Charlie Hebdo massacre has drawn some very distinguished fire.
The Marshall Islands’ Cautionary Tale
On Tuesday, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps forcibly commandeered the Maersk Tigris as navigated its way through the Straits of Hormuz.
Violence Erupts in Tel Aviv as Police Clash with Demonstrators Protesting Anti-Ethiopian Discrimination
Dozens were injured Sunday evening in Tel Aviv as a protest against racial discrimination turned violent, Israeli media reported.