Some Wounds of Gush Katif Too Deep to Heal
Losing one’s home, livelihood, neighborhood, friends, and even one’s way of life all because of a governmental decree can be one such wound, and is one such wound for many of the deportees from Gush Katif.
IDF Forces Neutralize High-Profile Terrorist in Samaria
In a joint operation with the IDF, Israeli security forces eliminated a high profile, wanted terrorist on Monday south of Nablus in Samaria.
Lessons of the War in Gaza
As Israeli operations against Hamas wind down, here are seven insights into the month-long conflict.
What is Going to Become of Gaza?
Pipe-dreams that have no connection with reality are not going to come true.
The Real “Siege” of the Gaza Strip
Egypt has not only turned Gaza into an “open-air prison.” It has prevented the delivery of humanitarian aid to the Palestinians of the Gaza Strip before and during the war.
Count Bombs Rather than Bodies
The media has it all wrong. They are failing to provide accurate information so it is time it was provided to them.
Rumors Abound but God’s Protection of Israel is No Fable
Over the more than month long Operation Protective Edge conflict between Hamas terrorists and the IDF, a strikingly few number of civilian casualties have been suffered on the Israeli side.
How Church Attendance Affects American Attitudes Toward Israel
Israel benefits from the fact that Americans remain in large part a religious people. But declining ‎religiosity bodes ill for the Jewish state.
Obama and The Palestinian Lie
It’s quite rare to hear a comment about Israel from US President Barack Obama that I can actually agree with, but that comment was certainly made in yesterday’s interview published in the New York Times.
Hillary Clinton Defends Israel’s Right to Defend Itself
In a recent interview with The Atlantic, Hillary Rodham Clinton, former First Lady, Secretary of State and US Senator, weighed in on a number of foreign policy issues facing the United States today.