Abbas Pleads with World Leaders to Restrain Israel

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is worried – and he has good reason to be. Abbas called upon world leaders Monday night, hours after the discovery of the dead bodies of the three kidnapped Israeli teens, to ask for help in restraining Israel’s response.
Zionists Establish New Community in Judea in Response to Murders of Three Boys

During the early hours of the morning on Tuesday a group of some 30 Israelis established a new community in the disputed E1 area near Ma’aleh Adumim.
Special Report: The Lubavitcher Rebbe and the IDF – A Legacy of Partnership and Support

The year is 2001 a newly enlisted lone soldier has just returned to his rented apartment in a small town to the south of Jerusalem. He left everything behind him to come to Israel and enlist in the IDF.
How Abbas Duped Kerry and Indyk

Kerry and Indyk failed to understand that no Palestinian leader has a mandate to make concessions to Israel as part of a peace agreement.
Sometimes God Doesn’t

My fears became a reality when I received a message from my friend Rabbi Yehudah Glick, who lives not far from the place of the abduction of the three teenagers.
The Murderers of Eyal, Gilad and Naftali are not “Human Animals”

Every day I sit and write the news. I write about the who, what, where, when, and why’s of what is happening around Israel.
Ted Cruz Delivers Passionate Speech On Kidnapped Israeli Teens

United States Senator Ted Cruz delivered a speech to Congress, highlighting the plight of three kidnapped Israeli teens by Hamas terrorists.
History as Parody

Last week, on June 20th, UNESCO, one of the hotbeds of anti-Jewish activity, decided to rush a resolution designating the Arab village of Battir as a UNESCO Heritage Site.
Peres and Abbas (and Arafat): Partners Indeed

Outgoing Israeli President Shimon Peres continues to heap voluminous words of praise on Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, describing him as “the best partner that Israel has and the best we have had..”
EU “Regrets Violence” of Israel in Wake of Kidnappings

On Saturday, the EU again voiced its regret for the kidnappings of three Israeli teens, but in the same statement urged Israel to exercise restraint in its search for the missing boys.