The Palestinian Arab 'refugee' issue is not a humanitarian tragedy; it is a manufactured industry designed to facilitate the destruction of the Jewish state. We must stop asking "How do we reform UNRWA?" and start asking "How do we sunset it?" Opinion.
The Iran debate has been framed as a choice between a deal and a military attack. That is the wrong choice. Opinon.
It is shocking that Qatar has not voluntarily turned over Meshaal to US custody. He was indicted by the US Justice Department (DOJ) for, among other things, terrorism and murder conspiracy. Opinion.
It’s hard to know whether the three-hour meeting, which went much longer than planned, was filled with consensus. Yet with Netanyahu and Trump, public appearances may be intentional projections designed to camouflage future intentions.
We Jews can no longer allow ourselves the luxury of a house divided. We've already seen that the enemies will kill us as one. Now we need to find the strength to live as one.
Words don’t merely describe reality. In the wrong hands, they manufacture it. Opinion.
As Israel navigates the regional landscape, the transition from military administration to civilian "Administrative Sovereignty" is no longer an ideological luxury; it is a fundamental security requirement. Opinion.
Chomsky liked Epstein. But he liked Epstein's private plane even more, while devoting every breath to proclaiming his own moral purity. Opinion.
Hitler himself would be welcomed at the modern United Nations in the name of “anti-Zionism."
Mamdani has changed the old immigrants' dream and his streets are paved with garbage. Opinion.
How I tried to act on my yearning to be a liberal and join the anti-ICE peaceful protest in Minneapolis. And how I woke (no pun intended) up. Opinion.
While the Prime Minister is in Washington fighting for Israel's survival, it is crucial to remember that the Jewish people's attachment to its tiny land was continuous, documented, and unmatched by any competing national claim. It was also legally recognized. Opinion.
A misunderstanding of the Middle East has led President Trump to criticize steps toward Israeli sovereignty. We must be clear: sovereignty is what will bring stability. Opinion.
The challenge for the United States and Israel alike is ensuring that the display of American power near Iran does not become a substitute for strategic rigor. Opinion.
The truth many are afraid to say out loud is that the blue-square antisemitism campaign is not helping young Jews. It is actively harming them. I am a Jew, I am a Zionist, and I walk in that name in freedom because Israel exists. It is this that our children need to hear Opinion.
For the U.N. as an institution, Albanese’s hatred of Jews is a feature, not a defect. Opinion.
Embedding soldiers from a country that refuses to recognize Israel, has no diplomatic ties with Israel, and consistently backs resolutions targeting Israel’s legitimacy introduces serious risks. Opinion.
In a move that exposes his growing insecurity, Khamenei has publicly called for participation in the February 11 anniversary rallies. What lies in store? Opinion.
New York City would smell worse than it does if it weren’t so cold.
January 2026 exposed, with measurable clarity, how deeply the Israeli public's perception has diverged from strategic reality. Analysis
This week’s findings, revealed through an independent investigation and testimony before the United States Senate Judiciary Committee, allegedly expose a far deeper web of complicity than Credit Suisse ever admitted. Opinion.
As Netanyahu tries to convince Trump of the 'Muscat Trap' in an agreement with Iran, Israelis must be made clearly aware that ballistic missiles left intact are a death warrant. Opinion.
An item not reported on the BBC or other world media, just another of those major stories, like real genocide in Africa as opposed to non-existent genocide in Gaza, left unreported because mainstream media consider them unworthy of exposure.
Israelis pored over U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee’s latest interviews to see if anything new or encouraging could be gleaned from them. Opinion.
Epstein was not a solitary monster. He was a facilitator. A maître d’hôtel of nothingness. He organized the banquet for elites who no longer hungered for anything except confirmation that the rules do not apply to them. Opinion.
The real tragedy isn’t what happens to us. It’s what happens to our children, and their children. Opinion.
There was a good article recently in the Wall Street Journal about the need to start using Judea and Samaria instead of the 'West Bank'. Since, however, it lacks much needed historical background, a respected historian filled inthe gap for Arutz Sheva readers. Op-ed.
Peering behind the AI curtain.
When jurors choose to acquit not because the accused are innocent, but because they sympathize with their motives, the law has no meaning. Opinion.
Trump seems to assume Muslim leaders behave like rational cost-benefit actors. That assumption is his central mistake. He seems to have made that mistake with Iran and al-Jolani, tragically sacrificing the Iranian protestors and the Kurds. Opinion.
The regime has survived by waiting for attention to fade. A coordinated global mobilization on February 14, urging Iranians to gather in Los Angeles, Toronto, and Munich, aims to keep the memory of the atrocities alive. Opinion.
Perhaps most disquieting was the emergence of an anonymous online project, Barcelonaz, which published a map identifying Jewish-owned businesses across Catalonia. Shades of earlier Spanish history. Opinion.
Regarding stage two of Trump’s undoable plan, the President must have known all along that Hamas would never give up its arms or make any real concessions for peace with Israel. Opinion.
History repeats itself - and Jewish history is rife with tragedy after tragedy. The warning signs are once again unmistakable. Opinion.
Never Again does not mean never hurt again. It means never helpless again. Opinion..
Qatar represents the Jeffrey Epstein of world politics. Opinion.
How the Saudi-Turkish naval axis is dismantling the Abraham Accords architecture as the synergy between Saudi financial weight and Turkish expeditionary power creates a multi-theater security challenge. Analysis.
This verdict will be remembered not as an act of mercy, but as a moment of moral abdication. Opinion.
They have nothing left but to act tough. Opinion.
Major Tal Cohen HY"D of Sayeret Matkal constantly asked himself: 'How well do I live up to my obligations, my responsibility, and how strongly am I dedicated to my mission and to our people?' On October 7, 2023, he answered that question with actions, not words.
Since when do courts have the right to decide who can be a minister in a democracy? If Ben Gvir deserves to be removed, the public will do so at the ballot box. Opinion.
It's not really about Palestinian Arabs, police, migrants or human rights as recent hypocrisy in the face of Iran's wholesale slaughter of its citizens has proven. Opinion.
Frankfurter’s act announced, with tragic clarity, that the menace incubating in Germany could no longer be regarded as a domestic aberration. Op-ed.
Granting citizenship to hordes of illegal immigrants coming from Africa and the Middle East is a threat to the whole of Europe, but it makes the left happy. Opinion..
The most dangerous shift has not been the rising level of rhetoric or the pace of military maneuvers. It lies in the nature of the targets that Tehran has chosen to bring into the theater of threats - and that the US cannot allow. Opinion.
Read a damning expose of how US Envoy Tom Barrack aligned himself with Al-Jolani's murderous attacks on Kurds, Christians and Jews, and how the media followed suit. Only Israel came to the aid of the Druze - and was criticized for doing so even as the Druze thanked the Jewish state.
In a recent Pew survey, half of Republicans under the age 50 expressed an unfavorable view of Israel. Opinion.
The U.S. and its European allies must fight fire with fire, recalling ambassadors, triggering the full return of all United Nations sanctions, and more. Opinion.
What’s most unsettling about this moment isn’t the milestone itself. It’s that it qualifies as one at all. Opinion.
Why U.S. silence has allowed others to shape Iranian perceptions of American policy-with catastrophic consequences for Iranian people and strategic costs for Washington. Opinion.
Plain talk about Gaza, where Hamas has demonstrated a consistent ability to transform civilian goods into weapons, turning humanitarian aid into a force multiplier for violence against Israel. It keeps promising more of the same. Is no one listening? Op-ed.
When he finishes annihilating Syria's minorities, Al-Julani will turn his eyes to Israel as his terrorist soldiers say openly at the end of this film. So when will he get his next invitation to the White House, Tom Barack?
Syria's religious minorities - Christians, Druze, Yazidis, and Alawites -are being subjected to a systematic campaign of intimidation, siege, kidnapping, violence and murder with one goal - erasure.
The idea of paying Hamas to disarm angers me so much that I am incandescent. And there is more. Opinion.
How History, Geography, Energy, and the Middle East deepen internal divisions, and why disunity endangers liberal democracy. Opinion.
Holocaust erasure, cultural capture, and the slow collapse of institutions that no longer believe they should lead. Opinion.
When JD Vance spoke of “millions of lives lost" in the Holocaust without saying Jews or Nazis, that wasn’t nuance. That was historical erasure. Six million Jews were murdered by Nazi Germany because of antisemitism. If you can’t say that sentence cleanly, you’re not being careful. You’re being dishonest. You're sayiing that Jewish specificity is inconvenient. Op-ed.
Real genocide isn't silent, but the world is. No Jews, no news. A horror story authored by U.S. Ambassador Tom Barrack, Opinion.
Sharia began to take over the once "nice" state with Target cashiers refusing to touch bacon, taxi drivers dumping ladies with Bordeaux bottles as if they were radioactive, nighttime patrols patrolling sidewalks to prevent men and women from looking at each other too long. Op-ed.
