Make It Count
In other words, those who are doing the best work advocating for Israel are doing so on an old, rotting, threadbare shoestring.
What Will It Take to Get the Haredim to Enlist?
For Israelis, bringing teenage sons and daughters barely out of high school to the army induction center to begin their compulsory military service is one of the most fraught and difficult realities of life.
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.
The 2nd Conquest
Just like their forefathers before, the children of this new generation face great opposition to possessing the land.
It Was The Jews
Of course, Israel should be governed by its indigenous people. Isn’t every country? Not really.
Bret Stephens and Bari Weiss — Lara Alqasem’s Enablers
For the past two weeks, Israel-bashers have had a brand-new poster child. Her name is Lara Alqasem.
Policies of Failure?
I long for the day Israelis will dwell in total peace and safety, forever.
The British Labour Party’s New Definition of Anti-Semitism
Britain’s Labour Party, which remains the chief opposition to the current Conservative government, has struggled to throw off a reputation for condoning anti-Semitism and harbouring large numbers of anti-Semites in its ranks.
Secrets, Service and Scholarship: What the Druze and Jews Share in Common
In light of the recent passing of Israel’s Nation State Law, the special status and sensitivities of the Druze community in Israel has come to light – a relationship of two peoples with many similarities.
Why Israelis Shy from Victory
When a U.S. president gives the green light, Israel’s prime minister needs to act on it.