Tsunami in the Arab World
One interview in which I told the truth to Arab viewers in their own language has caused a veritable tsunami on the Arab street.
Palestinians: Another “Reconciliation” Bites the Dust
It turns out, however, that the dramatic announcement of the agreement, which was reached with the sponsorship of Egypt, was all a bluff.
A Slap Across Israel’s Face
The IDF needs to revisit its regulations and ensure that Israeli soldiers are trained to handle such situations without allowing themselves to become punching bags.
‘Innocent Protestor’ Killed by IDF was a Terrorist, Told his Family ‘I Intend to be a Martyr’
Israel was widely condemned over the death of the ‘innocent’ double-amputee Ibrahim Abu Thuraya in Gaza protests. But digging into his history shows he was a member of a terror group that morphed into Hamas and an agitator who wanted to ‘die a martyr.’
Officials Now Believe Melbourne Car Ramming May Have Been Terrorism
After initially discounting any connection to terrorism, officials investigating a car ramming that took place in Melbourne on Thursday are now considering that the Afghani driver who plowed into a crowd, injuring 14, may have been motivated by Islamist motivations.
Recipe for Failure: A Divided Jerusalem
Bullying, saber rattling, rage, dire threats and violence – not Israel – are impeding the dream for peace which the Palestinian leaders claim to be seeking.
Not Pro Israel
A new survey by LifeWay Research (an arm of the Southern Baptist Convention) shows that support for Israel is slipping among Millennials.
The US Embassy Move to Jerusalem vs. The “Peace Process”
The Palestinians do not want peace.
Plot to Kidnap MK Rabbi Yehudah Glick Uncovered
It was announced on Wednesday that a group of Hamas terrorists from Shechem (Nablus) who were arrested before they could perpetrate their attack was also planning to kidnap Rabbi Yehudah Glick, a Likud Member of Knesset and advocate for universal prayer on the Temple Mount.
Jerusalem Deals in Reality
The neighborhood where I live, on the seam line dividing Jew and Arab in Jerusalem, can be a useful place to take the temperature of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.