“Palestine” Invades the U.K.
A recent chance encounter in London’s Heathrow Airport offered a troubling glimpse of the extent to which anti-Israel hate is penetrating youth culture in the United Kingdom.
Jabotinsky’s enduring Zionist legacy
Let us remember not only Ze’ev Jabotinsky as the leader, writer and soldier, but Jabotinsky the teacher of values. Let us re-embrace the virtues he taught: the honor of self-respect, the tradition of shared memory, and the optimism that fuels perseverance.
When Alice in Wonderland Meets Palestine
There’s hardly a media outlet that didn’t plaster images and reports of allegedly starving Palestinian Arab children from Gaza going viral at the speed of light globally before being debunked.
Commemorating Catastrophes
This day of mourning brings yet another tragedy: our neighbors’ ongoing refusal to learn from the past. Until they do, we are destined to be on high alert all the time.
Fake Famine Propagated by Fake News: Demonizing Israel Through Manipulated Imagery
If there were real starvation, why would the media need to resort to fake or out-of-context images? The answer lies in the absence of actual evidence for widespread starvation.
Dying and Lying in Gaza
But hey, what’s a few thousand dead Gazans among friends — especially if it helps make Israel look bad? Never mind that the numbers often lump together natural deaths, Hamas terrorists killed on October 7–8, 2023, and the combatants targeted and eliminated since then.
This Isn’t About Israel — It’s About Global Jihad
While Americans debate from thousands of miles away, Israel just made one of the most consequential decisions in its modern history: to vote toward the annexation of Judea and Samaria.
The Eternal Significance of the Temple
But what does having a Temple truly mean for us? Especially in the modern era, where so many live in prosperity and freedom, surrounded by remarkable advancements in science and technology. Why should we focus on what might seem like an outdated concept?
Hamas Sabotaged the Deal – Because They Think They’re Winning
As frustrating—and infuriating—as it is to see Hamas blow up yet another deal, it’s not irrational. It’s calculated. Hamas has a plan. And tragically, they have reason to believe it might work.
‘The New York Times’ genocide scholar is no neutral observer
A column published on July 15 may go down as one of the worst hit pieces the Times has published since the Hamas-led terrorist attacks on Oct. 7, 2023.