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A former IDF chief already declared that Israel lost. Why make such irresponsible statements, when our soldiers are giving their lives in Gaza – statements like that can hurt their fighting spirit and engender doubts that their sacrifice is in vain. Ben-Gurion, Rabbi Kook, and Deborah the Prophetess answer him.
A comprehensive two-month inquiry by The New York Times concluded that the attacks on women were not sporadic, standalone events but rather part of a wider pattern of gender-based violence carried out by Hamas. For months, Israeli campaigners strongly criticized UN Secretary-General António Guterres and the UN Women organization for neglecting to swiftly acknowledge initial reports until weeks after the assaults occurred.
For several weeks, officials brainstormed on a name for the conflict that would reflect the right message in the international arena as to Israel's efforts to root out terrorism.
The leak from within the walls of the Supreme Court, hinting that the High Court is expected to strike down the first law passed in the controversial judicial reform – the amendment that prohibits courts from striking down government decisions based on their reasonableness – is exactly what the State of Israel does not need right now.
Hamas notoriously exploits children for tactical purposes during its war against Israel.
