Arabs set fire to Jewish hilltop, burn their own cars, and cry “settler violence”
“Today we are witnessing another blood libel as part of the ‘settler violence’ campaign, and it has been disproven. This is a systematic and false attempt to smear the hilltop residents, something that unfortunately succeeds at times.”
The Philistines’ weapon: Palestinian terrorists poison the wells of Jewish shepherds in Binyamin for the 13th time
Some 3,700 years ago, the Philistines of Gerar went after the patriarch Isaac, filling his father Abraham’s wells with dirt to drive him off the land. On Tuesday afternoon, on a hill in Samaria, Isaac’s descendants faced the same weapon in a deadlier form.
1,000 Christian leaders mark October 7 in Israel, head to Shiloh as Europe boycotts Judea and Samaria
On Thursday, the delegation will travel to ancient Shiloh in Samaria, making it the second large Christian group in two weeks to enter the biblical heartland as European governments move to boycott the Jews who live there.
Tomorrow’s headlines: Israeli apartheid, Arab discrimination, and why it’s a lie
Israel is one hearing away from doing something it has never done. The head of an Arab party is about to be kept off the Knesset ballot, and the ruling will be sold abroad as proof that Israel is an apartheid state that silences and discriminates against its Arab citizens.
Stabbed captain opened cockpit door on Flydubai flight; questions surround Omani co-pilot
“Despite being stabbed and seriously injured, he fought back, resisted, opened the cockpit door, and enabled passengers and crew to overpower the attacker — preventing a catastrophic mid-air disaster,” Netanyahu wrote on X.
Blood in the cockpit: Israel-bound flight lands in Saudi Arabia
Ninety minutes out of Dubai, the cockpit of a flydubai jet carrying 174 passengers to Tel Aviv erupted into violence. The Boeing 737 sent a hijacking alert, Israeli fighter jets scrambled, and the plane turned back and landed in Saudi Arabia.
Majority of Israelis fear October 7-style attack from Judea and Samaria, new poll shows
The number has climbed steadily for over two years, and it now sits alongside a defense establishment warning that the threat is not theoretical.
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.”