As the third anniversary of Oct. 7 nears, the world gets two very different portraits on screen
“Naza” relies on anonymous, unverifiable testimony that accuses the IDF of running a policy of mass civilian killing in Gaza. “Fauda,” though fictional, tracks the documented record of Oct. 7 so closely that one reviewer said it actually understates what happened.
Huckabee reverses course: Samaria attack “a daily occurrence” for Israelis that “won’t get international attention”
That was a strikingly different Huckabee than the one who, six days earlier, stood in the Arab town of Turmus Ayya and pronounced Jewish residents of the region terrorists.
Palestinians poison goats in Binyamin, then stone Israelis who rush to save them
“Arab rioters are starting by poisoning animals, and if we do not respond in time and create the necessary deterrence, they may move on to harming the brave residents themselves.”
Echoes of 2000 lynching: PA police disarm IDF reservist in Area C, in direct violation of Oslo
An IDF reservist driving through western Binyamin overnight was surrounded by Palestinian Authority police who arrested him and took his M26. The incident is incredibly disturbing since the Oslo Accords, signed in 1993 by Israel and the Palestinian Authority, prohibit the PA police from operating in Area C.
Israel begins building execution facility as Ben-Gvir’s “30 to 40 a night” remarks draw European condemnation
Israel’s National Security Minister announced the start of construction on a dedicated execution facility for Palestinians sentenced to death under Israel’s new death penalty law, days after his comments calling for Israel to kill “30 to 40” Gazans nightly drew condemnation.
IDF raids Hebron home of terrorist who rammed teenagers at Gush Etzion Junction
On Sunday evening, a terrorist from Hebron drove his vehicle into a group of teenagers at the Gush Etzion Junction, wounding three people, including two girls, ages 17 and 15, before being shot dead by a soldier from the IDF’s Kfir Brigade.
The world has one religion that still preaches holy war. We’re all the target.
Europe learned its lesson. Nation-states agreed to mind their own theological business. Wars of religion were finished, a relic of a barbaric past. Except that nobody told Islam’s most violent faction.
NPR flew to Lebanon to interview a synagogue terrorist’s family and never once called the synagogue
NPR is publicly funded. American taxpayers, including American Jews, pay for it. The children who fled that Michigan preschool in terror deserved to have their story told. Their parents deserved to be asked how they felt.
Glorifying lynchers, then and now
A senior Palestinian Authority official has again publicly praised the terrorists who lynched two Israeli Jews in the PA capital city of Ramallah on October 12, 2000.
Restoring childhoods: How Camp Kesher V’Kef brings joy and healing to Israel’s girls
In the wake of the ongoing challenges and heartbreak that Israel has faced since October 7th, one thing is certain: Israel’s children still need joy.