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When you are a Jew with an ocean between you and Hamas, you have the luxury of believing that antisemitism is somehow our fault. Hamas did not attack us because of settlements, or Netanyahu, or Gaza. They attacked us because we exist.
To pull the campaign cart out of the Gaza quagmire, Israel's leadership must stop bickering and convene for a strategy session that yields an agreed-upon plan. For now, there are no hostages and no victory, only a staggering flow of aid to Hamas.
The UN and Hamas are to blame for the lack of food distribution in Gaza, but the world doesn’t care. Hamas exploited the situation to its advantage, achieveing a sweeping victory in this front of the psychological war against Israel, through outlets that openly collaborate with it.
Hamas currently believes the momentum is in its favor and is hardening its positions. Advancing a voluntary migration plan would pressure the terrorist organization and also address allegations of starvation in Gaza.
Saudi Arabia has quietly backed French President Emmanuel Macron’s move to recognize a Palestinian state, even though Riyadh views the Palestinian issue primarily as a political headache. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni warned that such recognition might create the illusion that the conflict is resolved, when it is not. Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, despite strong criticism of Israel over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, continues to resist internal pressure to follow France’s lead.
The initiative to apply Israeli sovereignty to Judea and Samaria has united coalition and opposition. It sends a message to the world about our eternal bond to the land, correcting the shame of exile and the rejection of the Promised Land. The political struggle echoes a biblical command.
Companies try selling well-intentioned eco-friendly products to consumers; their damage could be even greater than plastic items.
The terror group profits from aid monopoly and threatens civilians seeking help from independent distribution channels, but the international community remains silent.
He gave voice to the dark and frightening impulses of his audience, turning madness into a flowing spring of creativity – but behind the noise, scandals, reality TV and that horrific incident with the bat, lay a turbulent soul.
The kingdom is refreshing its economic approach to create new opportunities for future generations. Governments play a central role in driving economic growth, and advancing this vision is a significant joint mission for both countries - paving the way for a sustainable, long-term peace.
