The UN Must Go!
The UN’s “one country, one vote” system, in which the smallest dictatorship and the largest democracy have equal standing in the General Assembly, has produced an organization where morality and decency are lost.
Unmasking the Palestinian Authority
Terrorism is not merely tolerated but honored.
Who Cares About the Anti-Hamas Protests in Gaza
While the protests aim to free Gazans from Hamas, they do not necessarily diminish their ideological hatred or threat towards Israel.
The Worst Jew Hater I Met
He is a fool who does not understand the Jews’ claim to being the descendants of Abraham, to have stood at Sinai, and to have kept the covenant for over 4,000 years.
A heroic ‘Jew of Color’ refutes the lies
Avigdor Kahalani is one of those countless success stories, the living embodiment of Jews of all backgrounds forging a new multiethnic country.
Huckabee is the first gentile ambassador to Israel in a decade, what does it mean?
President-elect Donald Trump’s appointment of Mike Huckabee as United States ambassador to Israel represents a break with recent tradition.
Shabbat for Christians? An Interview with Rabbi Elie Mischel
Rabbi Elie Mischel’s forthcoming book, “Shabbat Revolution: A Practical Guide to Weekly Renewal,” offers Christians a pathway to embrace the transformative power of Shabbat. In this interview, Mischel discusses why he believes Shabbat is relevant for Christians and how it can transform our modern world.
Palestinian Authority’s ‘crackdown’ on terror was fake
It has a long history of “revolving-door justice” in which extremists are arrested in front of television cameras … and then quietly released.
The Beloved Israel Bible: Ancient Wisdom Now Fits in Your Pocket
Three thousand years ago, the words that would change the world were etched in stone. Today, the beloved Israel Bible has shed its weighty binding for something revolutionary: featherlight portable volumes you can take anywhere.
The road to normalization with the Arab world goes through Iran
“What’s needed now is an end to the war and an end to the threats of Iran and its proxies. From there, the path is paved (albeit with many bumps and potholes) for a new Middle East.”