French Jews Must Leave Before it is Too Late
Many French Jews have noticed with discomfort that the “Je suis Charlie” campaign has gathered far more hashtags and demonstrators than the “Je suis Juif” one.
Sweet 16 Brings Heavy Responsibilities for Israeli Youths
With my oldest son turning 16 recently, it gave me pause to reflect on this difference.
The West Bank Army of the “State of Palestine,” Thanks to the United States
The U.S. Consulate’s determination to provide the trappings of Palestinian statehood to the Palestinian Authority outside the negotiating process should come under scrutiny.
In Split from Netanyahu, Mossad Warns US Lawmakers against Iranian Sanctions Bill
In an unusual move, Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency has warned US officials against supporting a congressional bill that would hit Iran with new sanctions should nuclear talks fail.
Meet the “Jewish Indiana Jones” Searching for the Lost Ark of the Covenant
The Ark of the Covenant has inspired a whole sector of humanity to chase after one of the world’s most treasured – and missing – items.
IDF Awards 53 Officers for Outstanding Service During Op. Protective Edge
On Monday, IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz approved the presentation of 53 outstanding soldiers with citations and awards befitting their outstanding service during this past summer war.
Hamas Testing New Generation of Home-Made Rockets
Hamas is testing a new generation of home-made rockets and rebuilding its network of underground terror tunnels.
WATCH: The Subbotniks – From Russia to Israel
You will be amazed to learn about a group of Russian “Subbotnik” Jews who because of their love for Shabbat converted to Judaism, and have since made “Aliyah” to Israel.
Terror in Tel Aviv: More than a Dozen Injured in Bus Stabbing Attack During Morning Rush Hour (VIDEO)
More than a dozen people were wounded in a Palestinian terror attack Wednesday morning when a terrorist boarded a bus in Tel Aviv on began stabbing morning commuters.
A Cartoonist Urges Restraint—Except When it Comes to Israel
One might think cartoonists, as champions of irreverence and untrammeled free speech, would be unanimously resolute in defending their martyred comrades at the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.