How America Helps Hezbollah
The U.S. government has provided military training and weapons—plus $1.5 billion in aid—to the government of Lebanon since 2006, the end of the war Hezbollah instigated against Israel.
Is Israel Weighing Strike Options in Lebanon?
Hezbollah seems to have interpreted recent developments as a signal of Israel’s determination to enforce its red lines, raising the organization’s concern over what may come next.
Palestinians: No Difference Between Hamas and Fatah
The morning after the vote, Abbas will wake up to the realization that Hamas was a strange bedfellow indeed.
ICC Judges’ Bias Against Israel
Judges in The Hague decide to reopen the investigation against Israel in the Mavi Marmara incident despite the prosecutor repeatedly closing the case over flotilla organizers IHH’s ties to global Jihad.
Switzerland: “Creeping EU Accession”
Swiss voters have resoundingly rejected a referendum calling for the Swiss Constitution to take precedence over international treaties and law.
Terra Incognita: Israel and the Yazidis
Shortsighted politics prevent genocide recognition
NY Times Reporter Uses Coal Piece to Attack Trump
Coal mining jobs have plummeted over the last decade, despite a modest increase of about 4 percent in the first 18 months of the Trump presidency.
The New Israel Fund Encouraged the Airbnb Boycott of Israel
Israeli non-profits which get funds from the NIF are behind the Airbnb decision.
Hamas Threatens Tel Aviv
We live in a time in which a U.S. congressman has now threatened to use nukes on American citizens who do not turn in their guns.
UN Rejects Bible, Noahide Laws: Says Abortions/Assisted Suicide Human Rights
The United Nations Human Rights Council recently declared that abortions are a universal human right in a move that one rabbi sees as a reenactment of drowning Hebrew babies in Egypt. The nascent Sanhedrin reacted by ruling that this is a clear violation of the Noahide laws incumbent upon all humanity, warranting a hearing before the International Court of the Sanhedrin.
