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Lt. Col. Erez Sachyani and Maj. Chen Fogel appear to have borne the brunt of the force when their helicopter hit the water. Yet the fact that the naval officer survived could indicate something else was responsible for their deaths.
The UN Human Rights Council was founded in 2006, and quickly decided that demonizing Israel would be a permanent agenda item.
America is tired, Russia is trying to return to its glory days, Iran is nearing nuclear weapons, and China might wind up having all the answers.
Governments past and present have declared their commitment to the Golan Heights. What remains to be seen is whether a national plan to double the region's population in five years will move forward or remain just that.
A new action film called "Sky" is propaganda that presents Russia's intervention in Syria as selfless. The real motives for it are more complicated, and less innocent.
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett never held any real executive office, and he never had to implement his plans for beating the pandemic, applying sovereignty, or defeating Hamas.
Despite being portrayed by journalist Barak Ravid as politicians trading blows, as statesmen, former US President Donald Trump and former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu changed the face of the Middle East together.
Not only was the Soviet Union opposed to Judaism and all forms of Jewish patriotism, it actively aided and abetted the Arab countries who were trying to annihilate Israel, and helped create the false narrative of a "Palestinian people."
It is beginning to dawn on the Israelis that when it comes to Iran's nuclear program, the Jewish state stands alone.
The US has been twiddling its thumbs while the Chinese and the Russians develop anti-satellite capabilities as well as hypersonic missiles.
