Holocaust education: An American tragedy
Far too many professors of Holocaust history and staffers at Holocaust-related education agencies in the U.S. perversely twist the memory of the Shoah and, at the same time, falsely malign Israel as committing genocide in Gaza.
The UK’s targeted campaign against Israeli families must stop
It is summer once again, and anti-Zionist politicians in the UK have started another unfair attack against Jewish families and communities in Judea and Samaria.
The Gaza flotilla extremists and Iran: What has been missed
The spotlight on the funeral events for Iran’s late leader Ali Khamenei in Tehran has exposed some of the most rabid anti-American and anti-Israel extremists for what they truly are.
The lessons of Entebbe fifty years later
The name Netanyahu first appeared in the world’s news headlines fifty years ago this month, thirty years before Benjamin Netanyahu was originally elected Israel’s prime minister.
Yoni Netanyahu was a hero even before Entebbe
One of Israel’s finest soldiers fell while rescuing hostages, just as America turned 200.
Extremism uncovered at American wing of UNRWA
A recent report by a U.S. government agency shows that the UNRWA is compromised by Hamas terrorists who have deeply entrenched themselves within the U.N. entity founded more than 75 years ago. Why didn’t this make prominent headlines in the United States?
There was no regime change in Iran, and Donald Trump knows it
Trump would have us believe the people running Iran today are a different, new regime, and that the architects of the January massacres are gone, replaced by new, more reasonable people.
Empty chairs and fresh stickers: A Christian’s journey through Israel’s grief and joy
Israelis are most often described as “resilient,” yet that word feels insufficient. It fails to encapsulate the strength and fortitude required to face a unique form of evil and still choose to celebrate life and joy, even in the most uncertain of circumstances.
Stop reading the Bible backwards
We are the most resourced generation of Bible readers in history, and one of the least literate. By nearly every measure, the church’s grasp of its own Scriptures keeps thinning.
The flag Christians are afraid to raise
The tide of antisemitism can be turned, but only by Christians who refuse to stay silent.