Category: Israel National News

The story of the Jewish people has never been simply that we are still here. Op-ed.  | Read More News from Israel 

An important piece of legislation recognizes what history, faith, and scholarship have long affirmed. Opinionl  | Read More News from Israel 

US combat pilots attest that the IAF operates at a pace that “shatters global standards.”  | Read More News from Israel 

However you look at it, the reality on the ground suggests a volatile outcome. Opinion.  | Read More News from Israel 

The pope’s genuflection to Islam spells disaster for Western civilization. Opinion.  | Read More News from Israel 

Would his critique have been as forceful, as immediate, if the conflict in question did not involve Israel?  | Read More News from Israel 

A naval blockade can create leverage against Iran, but only over time, while unrealistic expectations risk undermining the strategy itself. Analysis.  | Read More News from Israel 

Parts of the Diaspora are beginning to view Israel not as a source of protection and refuge, but as a problem. Their turning policy disagreements into public campaigns against Israel, particularly during wartime, crosses a line....

When we hold this ground through everything it demands; the wars, the worry, the grief that becomes just part of the texture of life here, we are holding it for you too.  | Read More News from Israel 

Introducing modern Israel’s fearless pioneer leader, Daniella Weiss. America’s Daniel Boone  has met his match. Opinion.  | Read More News from Israel 

The battle at Deir Yassin was turned into a fabricated “massacre,” helping launch a strategy of demonization that is still used against Israel today. Opinion.  | Read More News from Israel 

Those who understand Israel’s existential danger are not the Islamizing Western European nations but the small, threatened ones. Opinion.  | Read More News from Israel 

On Iran, Pope Leo tragically follows the silence of Pius XII on the Nazis and the Holocaust.  | Read More News from Israel 

Some day, in a world in which factual accuracy is honored and things are called what they really are, Jew-hatred will again be called ‘Jew-hatred’ and we will no longer use the anachronistic term ‘antisemitism.’ Two writers...

If Iran can be a member of the  UN Human Rights committee, why not let it host the entire corrupt organization? Opinion.  | Read More News from Israel 

We cannot defeat an enemy we refuse to name and whose ideology we are afraid to confront. It’s time to define the Arabs of Judea and Samaria, whose children are taught to kill Jews in school, as part of the enemy....

One cannot assume that the Lebanese government will carry out any agreed upon measures in the near term. Responsibility for safeguarding the residents of northern Israel lies with Israel. Analysis.  | Read More News from...

When Holocaust survivor Aryeh Goldberg passed away, he left his son, Tzachi, his gold Patek Phillippe watch. On opening the box, Tzachi found an old black and white photo of two women hidden behind the watch.  | Read More News...

Yom Hashoah demands clarity. Nazi antisemitism was not another round of oppression, however cruel, but something far more sinister. And Yom Hashoah is not only what happened then, but what we do now. Opinion.  | Read More News...

Why Yom Hashoah cannot be universalised and why that matters now more than ever. Opinion.  | Read More News from Israel 

The story of Meir, Meir, who endured unimaginable hardship and went on to build a full life, then helped create new possibilities for others who followed.  | Read More News from Israel 

On the first day of the uprising led by Anielewicz, the Jewish fighters forced the Nazis, used to preying on the weak and defenseless, to retreat. Op-ed.  | Read More News from Israel 

The Hadassah convoy massacre should be remembered as part of a much larger and uglier truth: when Jews are murdered, the world finds ways to excuse it, explain it, or ignore it. Opinion.  | Read More News from Israel 

She was older and she was small and she began to tell us what had happened to her, slowly, in detail, with a kind of pain that exists outside of language. Op-ed.  | Read More News from Israel