When governments hemorrhage money through corruption and incompetence, they cut security budgets, outsource protection, and leave minority communities to defend themselves. Jewish centers hire guard
On Oct. 7, Josh went North to fight Hezbollah. Four months later, I was home, but Josh stayed, bouncing from reserve unit to reserve unit, always saying there was more to do, more people to protect.
Antisemitism today is no longer limited to marginal expressions – graffiti on walls, isolated incidents, or offensive slogans at demonstrations. It has crossed into the realm of mass violence.
Fifteen percent of the Turkish population, approximately 16 million, are Kurds, and Erdogan needs to accept that they have a right to live their lives as they see fit.
As Israel heads into its first post–Oct. 7 election, incendiary rhetoric could be captured, weaponized abroad, and deepen Israel’s legitimacy crisis amid a widening cognitive war.
How Israel lost the battle for American public opinion and why parts of the Western intellectual elite serve the narratives of its enemies.
Western news coverage often promotes Iran’s regime, ignoring citizens fighting for democracy and freedom.
October 7 did not create the crisis: It removed the insulation. What Zionism needs now is not another campaign. It requires a re-founding.
Trump’s Davos remark sparked confusion: Does the Dome belong to Israel or the US?
For Ankara and Doha, Gaza is not a humanitarian responsibility – it is a strategic asset.
To place Ankara and Doha – two of the most vocal enablers of Hamas – in charge of shepherding Gaza toward peace is akin to appointing the tobacco lobby to run the World Health Organization.
