Planting Trees in Gush Etzion to Honor Charlie Kirk’s Legacy
On Thursday, approximately 70 supporters gathered in Gush Etzion to plant trees in memory of Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist and passionate Israel advocate who was assassinated in September at age 31.
How public education turned against Israel
Among the most shocking developments in America in the two years since the Oct. 7 terrorist attacks is the surge of anti-Israel sentiment seen in public school classrooms, teachers’ unions and local school board meetings.
Ted Cruz warns of rising antisemitism on the right
“In the last six months, I have seen antisemitism rising on the right in a way I have never seen it in my entire life,” Cruz declared, his voice cutting through the packed sanctuary. “The church is asleep right now.”
“From Boats to Breakthroughs”: Chris Granzow on Building in Israel, Backing Aliyah, and Why He Shows Up
The American entrepreneur explains how a first trip in 2017 led to philanthropy, businesses on the Sea of Galilee, and a campaign to educate Christians about their role in Israel’s story.
Hamas Continued Infiltration Attempts Threaten Fragile Gaza Ceasefire as U.S. Envoys Push to Salvage Truce
A tenuous ceasefire between Israel and Hamas faced a new strain today after a cell of Hamas terrorists attempted to infiltrate Israeli-controlled territory in northern Gaza, marking yet another violation of the fragile truce.
The Surprise Peacemaker: Donald Trump and Middle East Peace
“If the ceasefire holds and leads to a permanent peace, Donald Trump will have earned his place in history.”
Here we go again: revolving door — releasing 2,000 Arab terrorists to kill more Jews, G-d forbid.
Many terrorists released in previous deals have returned to their former profession — “master butchers” of Jews — getting themselves arrested over and over again for attacking Jews after their release.
Heartbreak and Hope: Israel Marks Two Years Since October 7 with Tragedy, Diplomacy, and Tribute
As Israel marks two years since the October 7 massacre, grief and hope intertwine. A Nova survivo tragically took his own life, while U.S. envoys visited Gaza ahead of a hostage release and a giant American flag was raised to honor President Trump.
Caught Red Handed
It’s one thing to be “pro-Palestinian”. But when the symbols of such are inextricably linked to hatred and celebration of the massacre of Israelis, one must call into question both the genuine intent of the protesters.
Gaza ceasefire plan marks national triumph says Netanyahu
Netanyahu called the deal “a national and moral victory,” stating that Israel will not rest until all hostages return and its war goals are fulfilled.