Korach: The Week of Sinkholes
In an astounding case of synchronicity, sinkholes suddenly started appearing around the world.
Mayors From 12 Countries Sign Joint Statement in Show of Commitment to Remove Antisemitism From their Cities
As mayors, we stand united and committed to the safety of all Jewish residents in our cities. No one should have to live in fear because of their identity.
Mike Evans, Christian Zionism and Christian Antisemitism
Evans’ determination to turn Evangelicals against Israeli leaders he doesn’t like is all too reminiscent of Martin Luther’s antisemitic tirades against the Jews of his day when they too failed to do what he wanted them to do.
Finding Sanity on the Ground in Israel—Today
As I write this, I am 35,000 miles above the earth, en route to Israel.
Biden’s Skin-Deep Support for Israel
The president’s actual policies toward Israel are revealed by his political appointments, his courtship of Iran and resumption of funding to the P.A.
How Israel’s Iron Dome Saves Arab Lives
This week, there have been no shortage of critics of Israel, faulting Israel for protecting its citizens, but bemoaning that the Palestinian Arabs in Gaza do not have an Iron Dome.
While Terrorists Try to Murder Jews, Rep. Ilhan Omar Flips the Script
More than 1,000 terror rockets have been fired at Israel in the past few days.
New York Courts Prove that Woke Politics Endangers Jews
A “bail reform” law led to the release of violent criminals who struck again and now to that of a man who vandalized synagogues. And still, the ADL and Jewish left are silent.
A Complex Relationship Made in Heaven
If Jews feel threatened by some Christians through conversion or assimilation, Christianity itself feels threatened by Judaism—specifically, by the fact that the links between the two religions are far more fundamental than many Christians like to acknowledge.
Israel’s Pressing ‘Bench’ Issues
The debilitating deadlock in which the Jewish state’s political system is mired is in large measure the result of judicial disregard—or at least distortion—of the law.
