How do we avoid mistaking the current wave of anti-Semitism for that of the Nazi past without slipping into complacence?
Opinion
One of the few areas in which Gazans have shown expertise and enterprise, ingenuity and innovativeness is in honing their production and procurement of weaponry, with which to assault the Jewish state.
The anti-regime protests in Lebanon, Iraq and Iran are a dramatic development for Tehran. The less stable its neighbors, the more difficult it is for Iran to attack Israel.
Netanyahu wanted to aid Israel’s enemies but Trump wouldn’t let him.
America’s Jewish community is doing better than ever, and we need to replace alarmism with the language of strength and pride.
The announcement comes after joint drill where NATO vessels from the United Kingdom, Greece, Romania and Bulgaria simulated medical emergencies at sea with the Israeli Navy.
Her opposition to an Armenian genocide resolution was a disgrace. But Trump, Obama and the pro-Israel community have also been hypocrites on the issue.
The world’s most despotic empires do not concern Ilhan Omar and her fans.
Israel seeks to prevent a powder keg from detonating at the southern border as it prioritizes the more threatening front up north.
The Midrash makes it clear that the Bible specifically notes land purchases and transactions, so that nations can never castigate the Jewish people and say, “You are occupying stolen territory.”
Due to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s “zero problems” doctrine, Turkey is now a country with zero friends.
It was reported this week that after a handful of philanthropists were refused by their local Jewish Federations to donate money to organizations that are deemed Anti-Israel
“Blood Connection,” a November 2018 article by Amir Shuan published in Yediot Ahronot shockingly revealed extensive relationships between the BDS movement and terrorists.
The same is true of Christians and I have been informed that this is especially true today when so many Christians are involved in developing their beliefs.
The elimination of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is a victory, to be sure, but is not by any stretch of the imagination the end of the war on terror.
