Limited Nuclear War and Israel’s National Strategy
Israel will need to find the best way of communicating a credible threat of limited nuclear war such that Iran and its proxies are deterred from continuing to escalate their aggression.
Commemorating Oct. 7: ‘Above all, we must not lose hope’
Some 200 cyclists gathered in southern Israel to honor the victims of Hamas's Oct. 7 massacre.
IDF’s Ground Op in Lebanon Aims to Prevent Another Oct. 7th
The targeted maneuvers follow months of special forces ops that uncovered staggering quantities of weapons meant for an invasion of the Galilee.
US Needs to Hear THIS Year’s Shofar
This year it would be wise for even those outside of the synagogue’s walls to accept the shofar’s invitation to wake up and reassess.
Iran Hates and Fears the Baloch Minority More than It Does Israel
After Iran attacked Israel with over 200 ballistic missiles, it would behoove Israel to support Iran’s ethnic groups in an uprising aimed at toppling the mullahs in Tehran.
The Secret of Bibi’s Unacknowledged and Historic Popularity
To a large degree, the international narrative regarding the prime minister is shaped by media coverage in Israel. But the Israeli public isn’t buying it.
When Iran Intervenes in US Elections
In the past four years, significant funds, nearly $60 billion, have effectively been given to Iran's mullahs by the Biden-Harris administration.
From Pagers To Nasrallah, Complain All You Want; This Is War
Interestingly, except for the usual suspects who deny Israel’s right to self-defense in the face of thousands of rocket, missile and drone attacks from Hezbollah, I have to admit to being a bit surprised by U.S. comments on Nasrallah’s assassination.
A War of Choice and a War of Necessity
'Once you have let it out, it It is impossible to put the genie back into the bottle'
Eye-witness to Atrocity at Supernova
A vital, heart-breaking film stands against the insanity over Israel that has consumed the West.
Zion: A Place Worth Defending
Jews have historically defended liberty against tyranny and moral confusion...
The Illusionary ‘Two-State Solution’
Every time one hears American and European political leaders insist that Israel embrace a two-state solution, a number of questions come to mind. Is...
Fight Hezbollah Like a State Army, NOT Like a Terror Group
Years spent fighting the war on terror and the “war between the wars” have influenced Israeli strategic thinking. Hezbollah is a military force, but the war is still being conducted as a series of counter-terrorism operations.
Israel is at War Against Hezbollah, NOT The Lebanese People
Hamas brought a nakba (catastrophe) to the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, Hezbollah is bringing the Lebanese people another.
Bubby Bubby & Zaidy Zaidy – The Roots of Our Family
I heard everything he said, but I can’t remember anything he said. I remember that he cried, but also that he laughed. He wore his emotions like a second skin, and despite his difficult life his default setting was happiness.
Finding Comfort Amidst Loss: Lessons On Grief And Memory
Yet, as time passed, the painful memories began to soften, making space for the joyful and vibrant ones to take their rightful place in her heart.
The Remedy
We have much to be grateful for. Our country is in capable hands, as the younger generation has met the challenges of this war with resilience and courage.
A Mitzvah Like Maror
If you vote for Trump, hold your nose while doing so.
Voting Our Values: Why Democrats Must Rethink Their Party Allegiance
What happened to the steadfast support for Israel and the uncompromising stand against all forms of bigotry? Instead, we’re seeing antisemitism creeping in like ivy overtaking a once-sturdy wall, often disguised as anti-Zionism, anti-colonialism, or the trendy Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement.
Why Egypt Prefers Palestinian Terrorists On Its Border
Anyone who believes that the Egyptians would act differently if and when Israel withdraws from the border area must be living on another planet. If the IDF leaves, Hamas will swiftly return to the border, and the Egyptians will continue looking the other way.
The Auschwitz Border
Antisemitism at the UN's diplomatic headquarters on 1st Avenue is hardly new. What is new is the welcoming milieu of that headquarters itself.
The Year Of The Bumper Sticker
His sticker bears the Hebrew words Don’t wait for them to ask, just help! encapsulating his essence as a caring, proactive individual.
How Pro-Israel Americans Could Keep Kamala From Becoming President
While confused American Jews continue to vote overwhelmingly for Democratic candidates, in Israel it is the opposite. Israelis know what Trump did for them as president, and they greatly appreciate it.
Don’t Believe What You Read in the News
Simply put, the picture we get from the media doesn’t accurately reflect reality.
Israel Haters And Their Naïve Humanism
Irrational and disproportionate hatred of Jews is nothing new. It is humanity’s oldest hatred... though ancient, antisemitism evolves with each generation, latching onto the shifting cultural narratives of the times.
But No Boycotts on Russia, China, or Iran
The Staggering Hypocrisy of Starmer, Trudeau and Scholz
Hamas’ Terms for Truce: Israel’s Surrender
The most recent statement from Hamas makes it clear that the terror group wants Israel to abandon the Gaza Strip before any hostages are freed.
Is the End of Yahya Sinwar Approaching?
Israeli security forces claim to be closing in on the Hamas leader
Preparing Haredi Boys for Meaningful Military Service
Contrary to what you hear from the Israeli media, there are Charedi boys preparing to join the IDF and integrate into Israeli society.
As Oslo Turns 31, the Left Must Abandon its Hatred
The problem with politics of hate is that hate is a hard habit to break.
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