Hamas and Fatah Unmasked
Abbas was similarly blindsided by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s visit to Oman, and Minister of Culture and Sports Miri Regev’s visit to Abu Dhabi for the world judo championships.
NY Times: Jared and Ivanka Trump are Bad for the Jews
“This article is an absurdity. Tell me more, newspaper that published a list of Jewish populations by district to push the Iran deal, about why the Kushners are bad for the Jews.
Trump’s Peace Plan – The Ultimate Deal
If you are a Christian who sincerely stands with Israel, let’s take our position as watchmen (Jeremiah 31:6) and say, unlike we did in 1938, “Not on our watch.”
A Desperate Emmanuel Macron Attacks Donald Trump
French President Emmanuel Macron has apparently decided that with his approval ratings in the toilet, his best bet for a political resurgence is to attack the United States.
First Muslim Women in US Congress Misled Voters About Views on Israel
Ilhan Abdullahi Omar of Minnesota and Rashida Harbi Tlaib of Michigan will be the first two Muslim women ever to serve in the US Congress.
How a Museum Became a Beacon of Reconciliation in America’s Most Divided City
If a museum can reverse ancient religious rivalries and create a beacon of reconciliation in the heart of Washington D.C., we can have hope for greater unity and respect in politics and all realms of life.
Why Renewed US Sanctions on Iran are Good News for Palestinians
The Palestinian Authority is, thus, aligning itself with its own enemies.
NY Times Accuses Trump of Forgetting About Migrant Caravan
The New York Times accused President Trump of forgetting about the immigrant caravan now that midterms are over, suggesting that the president’s warnings about the caravan were entirely political.
The “Separate” Palestinian State
Last week, Hamas began paying salaries to thousands of its employees after Qatar sent a $15 million grant in cash to the Gaza Strip.
Guardian of the Gulf
For the Gulf States and the Saudis, a common threat means that Israel is becoming part of the solution instead of playing its old role as the core of the problem.