One Year Later: Justice for Meir Tamari
Tal Tamari’s nightmare began one year ago today when her husband Meir, a 32-year-old was gunned down in a terror attack in northern Samaria. One year later, the IDF has killed the Hamas terrorist responsible for Meir’s murder. But the pain and struggle for Tal and her children remain immense.
Peace at any cost for Israel… that’s a no
Peace at any cost? One thousand times “No!” The peace Israel is seeking has been paid for with the precious blood of the Jews and the IDF. It must be a true peace that guarantees the safety of the Jewish people.
Ireland and Norway to Recognize Palestine; Sovereignty Movement Responds
While recognizing the Palestinian state, the countries did not specify whether they were supporting a Jew-free state “from the river to the sea”.
The implications of Rafah’s cross-border tunnels
An estimated 50 cross-border tunnels link Gaza to Egypt’s Sinai, enabling Hamas to smuggle weapons, funds, and personnel, and black-market traders to import a range of goods to the Strip.
UNRWA’s violent summer camps
A generation of Palestinian children were trained for war, leading directly to Oct. 7.
University of Hamas: The Islamification of US Universities…and Jewish Students
Some Islamists predict a disturbing side effect of the pro-Palestinian campus protests. The protestors, many of whom are Jewish, will come closer to Islam and convert as a result of their political activism.
A new united Israel
The way forward after the war is for Israel to return to its true biblical purpose as described in scripture to fulfill God’s original vision for it as a nation.
The network behind campus antisemitism
A web of shady NGOs with terror connections are funding and organizing the protests.
Israel does not need Joe Biden’s sympathy
The late Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir once observed, “The world hates a Jew who hits back. The world loves us only when we are to be pitied.” If anyone proves Meir’s point, it is President Joe Biden.
Biden’s double game on Hamas should fool no one
A presidential speech condemned past and present antisemitism. However, it contradicted policies aimed at letting the terrorists win and appeasing pro-Hamas voters.
