Yemen May Just Be the Start of a Devastating Middle East War
Back in Roman times, Yemen went by the name “Arabia Felix”—Latin for “Happy Arabia.”
Is U.S. Israel’s Ally “When It Matters”?
When, exactly, does it matter? Who decides? Apparently not Israel.
Wave of Terror Strikes Heart of Israel
Three Israeli police officers were struck by a car in East Jerusalem Saturday night in a third attack on Israeli officials over the weekend.
Jerusalem Dateline: The Modern Miracle of the Jewish State [VIDEO]
This past week, Israel mourned its fallen and celebrated its independence.
Israeli Leaders Refuse to Meet with Jimmy Carter
Both President Reuven Rivlin and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have refused requests from former US President Jimmy Carter to meet during the latter’s upcoming visit to the region
Obama Concealed Security Estimates of Short Breakout Time for Nuclear Iran
US President Barack Obama has known for years that Iran is just months away from a nuclear bomb, yet kept it to himself until it was convenient.
“Outrage” Over Pending UN Decision on the Temple Mount
A potentially explosive decision, proposed by Jordan, in the UN is likely to pass this week.
Worldwide Celebrations in Honor of Israel’s Independence
On Thursday, Jewish communities throughout the world are gathering together to celebrate Israel’s Independence Day in a variety of ways.
Kvell, Don’t kvetch, on Independence Day
As the State of Israel celebrates 67 years since its remarkable rebirth.
A Memorial Day to Remember
In modern Israel’s short history, we have suffered the loss of 23,320 victims of war and terror.