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"Uninvolved" Gazans assisted in holding the hostages, provided intel ahead of the Oct. 7 onslaught, and participated in it, and on Saturday tried to block the IDF rescue vehicle carrying hostages.
Eight months had passed since between the outbreak of World War II and when Winston Churchill delivered his historic "blood, sweat and tears" speech. It took the British several months to understand that the world they knew would never return. It seems that a similar message needs to be heard by the people of Israel today.
Our leaders must put aside divisive issues and unite in one cohesive front.
These are just four people out of dozens from Nir Oz that are gone. There were so many others, but I won’t write about them now; they’ve already disappeared from our feeds. At some point, when it’s all over I will grieve them to the depth they deserve.
Sources assess that Hamas understands it is "losing assets" by stalling its response to the proposal.
Everything suggests this arson wave – like those of 2021, 2019, and 2016 – represents another mutation of Palestinian terror. Do not be overly impressed by the Palestinians' offer to send firetrucks to help us. The poison and hateful bonfires the PA stokes in students' hearts, textbooks, and official television prove far more inflammatory.
It's time for Israel to rectify the systemic neglect of east Jerusalem and launch a sweeping crackdown to confiscate the thousands of illegal weapons there. When our enemies openly declare their intent to "liberate" Jerusalem of Jews, we should believe them.
As Gen Z says, it's giving a white privileged male who has never set foot in the Middle East and has no understanding of what fighting for your life and living under the threat of a terrorist group looks like.
The power to educate Mexicans and Latin Americans about Jewish life and culture and make antisemitism more socially unacceptable is in Sheinbaum's hands.
The American fashion model attended the Cannes Film Festival in a red keffiyeh dress, meant to symbolize her support for the Palestinian people – only to profit off the backs of Palestinians and Israelis alike.
