Abbas Pleads with World Leaders to Restrain Israel

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is worried – and he has good reason to be. Abbas called upon world leaders Monday night, hours after the discovery of the dead bodies of the three kidnapped Israeli teens, to ask for help in restraining Israel’s response.
Special Report: The Lubavitcher Rebbe and the IDF – A Legacy of Partnership and Support

The year is 2001 a newly enlisted lone soldier has just returned to his rented apartment in a small town to the south of Jerusalem. He left everything behind him to come to Israel and enlist in the IDF.
How Abbas Duped Kerry and Indyk

Kerry and Indyk failed to understand that no Palestinian leader has a mandate to make concessions to Israel as part of a peace agreement.
ISIS One Step Closer to Israel as Jihadist Threat Looms

As the radical Islamist jihadist group the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) wages war throughout Iraq and Syria, Israel is keeping a close eye on ISIS activities in the region.
Holy Cow! Red Heifer Born in the US

One of the biblical conditions for the rebuilding of the Third Temple in Jerusalem may have perhaps been met recently when a red heifer was discovered in the United States.
Plenty of Culpability to Go Around

Three Israeli teenagers, Gil-ad Shaer, 16, Eyal Yifrach, 19 and Naftali Frankel, 16, a dual American-Israeli citizen have been missing for almost two weeks now.
Report Shows PA Using Foreign Aid to Pay Jailed Terrorists

Despite protestations to the contrary, the Palestinian Authority continues to incite its population to violence against Israel and Jews, this time with the unwitting financial backing of the US and other foreign powers.
Obama to Peres: Israel’s Security a Vital US Interest

While nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1 appear to be faltering, United States President Barack Obama assured Israeli President Shimon Peres that the US would not allow Iran to develop a nuclear weapon.
Say Something

I would like to know why President Barack Obama has still failed to publicly condemn the kidnapping of Naftali Frenkel here in Israel, who is both an Israeli and American citizen.
Guarding American Interests in the Sunni-Shiite War

The rapid (although not unpredicted) entry of radical Sunni jihadists into Mosul, Tikrit and other largely Sunni areas of Iraq, and their movement toward Baghdad, has prompted cries from left, right and center about the failure of U.S. policies in the region.