Commentary

Israel needs to establish a direct line and support Kurdish forces like PAK, forces who share similar values and are natural allies to Israel.

Even if you set aside the regime’s open threats to destroy Israel, the Islamic Republic has consistently harmed Americans, and dismantling its nuclear program is squarely in America’s interests.

In the Middle East there is no place for two states, Islamic Iran and the State of Israel. If Israel desires life it must aspire to overthrow the regime.

An attempt to restart nuclear talks between Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and European foreign ministers was cut short after an hour due to heightened tensions. Iran demanded that Israel commit to halting airstrikes and intelligence flights over its territory as a precondition for resuming nuclear talks.

A Western diplomat told Israel Hayom that Tehran has shifted from outright rejection to a “very flexible” willingness to discuss US demands. Iran, however, insists on an Israeli ceasefire as a precondition. Meanwhile, internal divisions erupt in Washington over a potential strike on the Fordow nuclear facility.

For a fleeting moment, Israel experienced rare national consensus over the campaign against Iran. Even Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s staunchest opponents paused to reconsider their antagonism. History teaches us that petty squabbles fade, while fundamental actions endure. We are living a biblical moment, and the prophet Ezekiel has a message for us.

Palestinians rejoice even when Iranian missiles fall near them or among their houses. The hatred runs so deep.

On June 13, 2025, Israel redefined its destiny, striking a decisive blow against an existential threat. The modern Haman sought to kill, destroy, and eradicate the Jews, from the youngest to the eldest, children and women alike. The Haman of our time boasted of these intentions openly.