Much Ado About Something
Over the years, many dismissed the Right’s criticism of the Supreme Court as mere carping. But it turns out that the negative appraisals of the High Court were truly much ado about something.
Israel Victory Gains Strength
What do Israelis think of the idea of Israel winning and the Palestinians losing?
Reversal of Fortunes
Now that Trump has encouraged North Korea’s Blofeld to “modify” his behavior, terror regimes the world over are quaking in their jackboots.
Murder Documentary Reveals Victim’s Pain, Police’s Anguish
Black Forest is a documentary on the investigation into the terrorist attack that killed Kristine Luken and left Kay Wilson struggling for her life.
Terror Kites, Terror Tunnels, Suicide Bombings, Stabbings, Rock-throwing, Drive-by-Shootings, and Car-Rammings
Not only would this be a productive way to channel their nakba, but it would also dispel their necessity to channel Joseph Goebbels by continuing to propagate their “big lie.”
Israeli Security Services Turn to Data Mining to Anticipate “Unorganized Threats”
Israel’s domestic intelligence agency chief Nadav Argaman last week released sobering figures on the scope of the ongoing terrorist threat facing Israelis.
IDF Demolishes Apartment of Terrorist Who Killed 2 Soldiers
On Thursday morning, the IDF demolished the house of Alaa Kabha, the Palestinian terrorist who killed two IDF soldiers, Capt. Ziv Daus and Sgt. Netanel Kahalani, on March 16 by ramming them with his car.
Palestinians: Victims of Arab Apartheid
Lebanon is one of several Arab countries where Palestinians are subjected to discriminatory and apartheid laws and measures.
The Donald Trump Negotiations Academy
Trump’s playbook involves doing essentially the opposite of what American and Israeli negotiators have been doing for the past 30 years.
Will The Middle East Be Trump’s Next Peace Deal?
The Trump-Kim summit generated a renewed sense of hope along with questions about the future.