Opening Rafah while Hamas is armed repeats a deadly mistake
Opening the Rafah border crossing while Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad continue to be fully armed benefits the terrorists more than anyone.
Abbas’ latest hospital stay highlights long record of Israeli medical care for PA and Hamas leaders
Once again, the leader of a political body locked in conflict with Israel depended on Israeli medicine, Israeli doctors, and an Israeli health system to preserve his life.
Your daughter is murdered—and we move on
We know the world doesn’t care about murdered Jews. The international community accuses Israel of a fictional genocide but has nothing to say when Jewish teenagers are butchered. But do we care? Do the Jewish people themselves care?
Report reveals evidence Doctors Without Borders tied to terror
This report forces the world to confront uncomfortable facts about the boundaries of humanitarian work when those boundaries are exploited to aid and legitimize terror.
Arrest near Jerusalem, Israeli teen killed in Swiss fire, and four detained after Judea attack
Israeli forces arrested a Palestinian man accused of smuggling a child over the Jerusalem security barrier and Jewish shepherds were attacked near Bethlehem. In a separate tragedy, an Israeli teenager was identified among the victims of a deadly fire in Switzerland.
Jerusalem court orders Hamas to pay nearly one billion shekels for October 7 massacre
Hamas simply failed to respond, and the court entered a default judgment that places the organization squarely and formally on record as financially liable for one of the worst terror attacks in Israel’s history.
I agree with Pope Leo about Gaza
Leo cleverly connected the story of Jesus being born in a manger to draw a metaphor that God had “pitched his fragile tent” among the people of the world. Then, speaking of tents, he took his metaphor further, saying, “How, then, can we not think of the tents in Gaza, exposed for weeks to rain, wind and cold?”Â
Loss, survival, and antisemitism 15 years after a near-fatal terror attack
Without justice, meaning execution, extradition, and accountability, terrorism persists, incentivized by releases and rewards.
Terrorists deserve justice, not flattering ‘NPR’ profiles
Many killers of U.S. citizens walk freely in territories controlled by the Palestinian Authority or nations that America considers allies, such as Egypt and Jordan.
CAIR’s cash rewards for campus unrest and the extremist network behind it
Evidence is mounting that the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is not just a civil-rights organization supporting student protests but part of a larger, coordinated network with ties to Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood, and other terrorist organizations.