AIPAC cuts off 15 House Democrats after they voted to strip Israel’s missile defense funding
An AIPAC spokesperson told the New York Times that the organization’s members are “deeply appreciative of their representatives who stand on principle” and are disappointed by those who do not.
Holocaust education: An American tragedy
Far too many professors of Holocaust history and staffers at Holocaust-related education agencies in the U.S. perversely twist the memory of the Shoah and, at the same time, falsely malign Israel as committing genocide in Gaza.
Saudi Arabia tells Washington: No accords without Netanyahu’s exit
Saudi Arabia’s demand: PM Benjamin Netanyahu must no longer serve as prime minister after Israel’s October election, and policies advanced by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich in Judea and Samaria over the past three years must be reversed.
Ro Khanna’s West Bank fantasy debunked by his own footage
Congressman Ro Khanna came to Israel to carry out a staged confrontation intended to demonize Jewish “settlers” and curry favor with the more extreme anti-Israel and anti-Semitic elements of the Democratic Party. The stunt backfired.
Israeli TV host halts live broadcast to recite mourner’s blessing for Lindsey Graham
Magal told his audience he wanted to do something that he had never done on air before: recite the Mourner’s Kaddish, a prayer set aside in Jewish law for the closest relatives of the Jewish dead. It was even more surprising that this deeply religious Jewish prayer was being said to honor a man who was a devout Christian.
Israel warned Trump of new Iranian assassination plot, sources say, as ceasefire frays
Israel’s warning this week landed at the exact moment the ceasefire had begun to fracture. While Trump weighs how far to go against Tehran, Iran’s new leadership is publicly promising blood for blood.
Turkey’s F-35 push, its march into Syria, and the Sanhedrin’s warning: “Whoever curses Israel will be cursed”
Turkey is positioning itself as the most consequential military threat facing Israel in the north, and this week’s NATO summit in Ankara has put that threat on full display.
Poll: American Jews rate anti-Israel NYC mayor above Netanyahu
A new national survey has found that American Jews view New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, an outspoken critic of Israel who has refused to condemn calls for “intifada” and marked Nakba Day from City Hall, more favorably than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
U.S. strikes Iran for fourth straight day. IRGC answers by hitting five Gulf nations.
US forces struck Iranian military targets for a third consecutive night into Monday, hitting more than 140 sites in the heaviest barrage since the fighting flared anew last week.
Two Flags. One Covenant.
In August 1790, George Washington sat down to answer a letter. The Hebrew Congregation of Newport, Rhode Island, had written to their new president, anxious men in a young country, unsure whether the freedom they had just won would extend to a people rarely welcome anywhere