The ‘Al-Aqsa Libel’ Lives On
Terrorism doesn’t seek peace, it doesn’t seek two states for two people or an end to the occupation. Terrorism appears because of incitement, hatred and blood libels. It seeks destruction and ruin, and it will find any excuse to reappear, both when the Palestinians are suffering because of the occupation and when they are thriving despite the occupation.
The UN, The T-Word and Israel
Simply put, when it comes to the Palestinian murder of Jews, many shy away from using the word “terrorism” no matter how horrific or gruesome the incident may be.
Trauma of Family Death Takes on “Whole New Level” With Cold-Blooded Murder
“When children skip through the required time to process and express what they have been through, the trauma gets buried but never has a chance to heal.”
US Jews are Helping the Families of Terrorists
The New Israel Fund should change its name to the Pro-terrorist Fund so potential donors know where their money is going.
Offers of Immortality: Countering the Core Incentives of Jihadist Terror
While opposing jihadist terror has become a critical security task in the United States, Europe, and Israel, little if any analytic attention has been directed toward possible remedies that would build suitably upon enemy searches for immortality, or power over death.
Shocking Video: Worshipers Forcefully Silenced Praying for Massacre Victims on Temple Mount
While reciting the Jewish prayer for the dead for the victims of Friday’s Shabbat massacre on the Temple Mount, a group of religious Jews were forcefully silenced and removed.
Bible Codes Connect Palestinians and Islam With Amalek in Jerusalem Conflict
In the Book of Deuteronomy, the rabbi discovered Halamish, the name of the town in which the Jews were killed, adjacent to the word tevach, slaughter.
Officials Call for Rare Use of Death Penalty on Shabbat Massacre Terrorist
The only person to be executed in Israel since 1954 was Holocaust architect Adolf Eichmann, who was hanged in 1962.
The Girl with the Rucksack
The amazing thing about actually living in Israel, is that even the simplest daily activities are sometimes infused with so much meaning.
A Month of Islam and Multiculturalism in France: June 2017
Residents of the Paris suburb of Mée-sur-Seine complained that a mosque was blasting prayers on outdoor loudspeakers well beyond midnight each night during Ramadan.