The Strait of Hormuz Crisis Proves Why the Free World Needs Israel

The New Blood Libel: When Anti-Israel Propaganda Revives an Ancient Hatred

The Abraham Accords Were Built for Moments Like This

Israel’s Edge Is Not Just Interceptors—It’s Ingenuity, Alliance, and Resolve

U.S. Intelligence Indicates Limited New Damage to Iran’s Nuclear Program, Sources Say

Iran’s latest diplomatic maneuver—offering to reopen the Strait of Hormuz while deferring meaningful nuclear negotiations—is not a breakthrough. It is a delay tactic, carefully engineered to relieve pressure without conceding anything of substance. For Israel and its allies, accepting such a framework would be a strategic mistake.

Aborted Pakistan Trip Leaves Trump With Tough Choices on Iran Talks

From Prayer to Pogrom: How the Western Wall dispute ignited the 1929 massacres

Stop Dismissing Jewish Victimhood—Confront the Reality and Defend the Truth

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