From Muhammad al-Durrah to Shireen Abu Akleh
We may have lost in the international media arena, but only there and only temporarily. In terms of the diplomatic ...
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Will PA's version of deadly Jenin events come out on top?
It makes no difference how much effort Israel makes to explain its version of the events led to Al-Jazeera reporter ...
Big lies and illogic on Iran
The facts are so straightforward that it’s hard to believe that anyone still takes seriously the arguments for the nuclear ...
Relying on anti-Zionist parties is not an option
The dependence of both political camps on anti-Zionist parties has been revealed as pure insanity and threatens the Zionist-Jewish character ...
A simple act of reconciliation can go a long way
Although it might sound impossible given the current situation, a unified message of reconciliation by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and ...
Can the UN's antisemitism problem be solved?
With the UN Human Rights Council’s Commission of Inquiry set to smear Israel as an "apartheid state," the Jewish state’s ...
Harvard, BDS and the Nazis
Is there a basis for comparing today’s editors of The Harvard Crimson to their pre-World War II predecessors?
Ra'am's Catch-22
The Arab dilemma as to whether to topple the government is far more difficult than that faced by the Zionist ...
How united is the 'unity government' really?
When in less than a year, the coalition loses a minister, a chairman, and an entire political party, one can ...
Time to turn the Palestinian mindset against terrorism
Hamas cannot be remunerated with protection money in Gaza while it instigates terrorism from the West Bank, Lebanon, and among ...