Bennett’s Diplomatic Tsunami
Captive to his post-Zionist and anti-Zionist coalition partners, Israel’s foreign policy under Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is predicated on making far-reaching concessions.
Bennett’s Voters Face Bennett’s Diplomacy
Demolition orders like the one for Arugot Farm’s vineyard are just one way the Bennett-Lapid government is moving toward establishing a hostile Palestinian state in Judea, Samaria and Jerusalem.
Comic Relief from a Serious Israeli Drama
The left’s euphoria at having former nemesis Naftali Bennett head the new government would be hilarious if the country’s challenges weren’t so monumental.
Jewish Population in Judea and Samaria Soaring: Prophecy Appearing While Two-State Solution Disappears
According to the report, over one million Jews will be living in Judea and Samaria by 2042.
Israel365 Providing Shelter for Israeli Women with Nowhere to Go
Many Jewish families suffer greatly from the stress and trauma of living under difficult circumstances, and the Israel365 Charity Fund has recently partnered with a shelter for battered women in Samaria to provide urgent relief for a number of women who were forced to leave their homes for a safer environment.
Funeral of Esther Horgan, Victim of “Monstrous Cruelty”
52-year-old Esther Horgan, a mother of six, was brutally murdered in an apparent terrorist attack while jogging near her home in Tal Menashe.
Trump Should let the Quartet Die with James Wolfensohn
A review of the Quartet’s website is instructive in examining just what’s wrong with the body. Its failures—and they are plentiful—stem from its entire approach to Israel.
Israel Boots UN Employees ‘Human Rights Agency’ from Country after Blacklisting Judea-Samaria
The spokesman for OHCHR Rupert Colville told the Middle East Eye that “the absence of international staff from the occupied territory is a highly irregular situation and will negatively impact on our ability to carry out our mandate.
How Worried Should Israel be About the Arab Response on Extending Sovereignty?
Jordan’s King Abdullah has warned of a “massive conflict,” alluding to chaos and extremism in the region, though he stopped short of saying he would cancel its peace treaty with the Jewish state.
Abbas’s Empty, Worn-Out Threats
The Palestinian president’s hollow rhetoric is hardly a reason to bury the government’s plan to apply Israeli law to the Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria and to the Jordan Valley.