IDF Soldiers Rescued From Lynching After Straying Into Arab Village
Almost exactly 16 years after an identical event ended in a horrible lynching, two IDF soldiers inadvertently entered the Arab village of Dura, near Hebron on Thursday. A reenactment of the tragedy was prevented by a rescue operation involving a large military force.
Europe’s “Good Terrorists”: Because They Might Destroy Israel?
The EU and the ECJ need to be stopped before they do any more harm to Palestinians, Christians and Jews — or to Europe.
When Good People Do Nothing
Pro Israel advocacy among Christians is in transition.
Choosing Which Peres to Remember
There will be plenty of time and opportunities for future historians and analysts to assess the totality of the individual, his accomplishments and failings.
The Peres Legacy: What Can We Learn From It?
Former President Shimon Peres was, in many ways, an inspirational figure.
Lessons for the Next US President
Special to Israel National News: Oslo’s still conspicuous failures must be noted and addressed.
Abbas to Arab Leaders: Go to Hell!
The “Arab Quartet” plan shows that some Arab countries are indeed fed up with Abbas’s failure to lead his people towards a better life.
Terror on my Block
Organizations like The Koby Mandell Foundation are all the more critical when terror is in the news, even when it’s quiet, or the terror attacks just aren’t reported, because even invisible scars never quite go away.
Sorely Needed: Some Reality Therapy
What is sorely needed in many elite foreign policy circles here in Washington, as well as in other Western capitals around the globe, is a generous dose of some “reality therapy.”
Attacks on Jewish Worshipers at Holy Sites
Attacks at the Tomb of Joseph and the Tomb of Rachel this week emphasize that the year-long wave of terror plaguing Israel is a religious struggle, and not just a political disagreement.