Review:

Hamas and its two million hostages

Review of Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib’s book on life under Hamas.

Hamas and its two million hostages

R.I.P. MAGA

The MAGA movement turns out to have been little more than a personality cult, and when the people turned on the cult leader and dissented from certain policy choices, the charade was revealed. Opinion.

R.I.P. MAGA

Alma Research Center:

If the Iran War is resumed, how will Hezbollah react?

Knowing that today, Israel's operational doctrine is based on neutralizing capabilities, not on proportionality, what will Hezbollah do if Iran is attacked? Opinion.

If the Iran War is resumed, how will Hezbollah react?

The future of American Jews is being decided in Michigan

Michigan is a bellwether, a standard-bearer, for much of America. Opinion.

The future of American Jews is being decided in Michigan

Wallah! Europe's Left begins to fear its pact with the devil

According to the report of the French parliamentary commission of inquiry, “political Islam is not a fantasy, not an extrapolation, but a real, documented and visible threat." America, are you listening? Op-ed.

Wallah! Europe's Left begins to fear its pact with the devil

Chuck Schumer sold his soul, now his betrayal is complete

This is Chuck Schumer’s legacy, a Democratic Party that openly embraces Jew-hate, that defends terrorism and the attempted murder of Jewish children while protecting antisemites at all costs. Opinion.

Chuck Schumer sold his soul, now his betrayal is complete

Here you go again: Blame the Jews!

JD Vance points to Israel for Republican losses instead of looking at his own party’s failures. Opinion.

Here you go again: Blame the Jews!

Analysis: New politics in the USA

The Democrat's victory and Jewish vulnerability

The critical question this election raises is whether American Jews still have a secure future in the U.S., or if domestic politics will begin to mirror the exceptional, double standards that have long been demanded of the Jewish state globally. Analysis.

The Democrat's victory and Jewish vulnerability

The real election fraud

Instead of focusing on what unites us and on meeting our myriad challenges, the opposition is consumed by their hatred of Netanyahu and their lust for power. That represents a threat to our national security and our future. Opinion.

The real election fraud

Into the fray:

Arab parties in the coalition - past precedents, present perils

The participation of the anti-Zionist Arab parties in Israel’s parliamentary elections is a multiple travesty of law, of reason, and of basic common sense. Opinion.

Arab parties in the coalition - past precedents, present perils

A learning experience:

Visiting Auschwitz with Holocaust Survivors and a Nova Survivor

Standing there watching them hold each other, I stopped feeling the cold and the wet. The warmth of that hug reached every single one of us.

Visiting Auschwitz with Holocaust Survivors and a Nova Survivor

In His Own Words:

What El-Sayed says about Israel, Hamas, Iran and the Brotherhood

The questions he has never answered, essays he pulled from public view, a deleted 9/11 post, three refusals to say Israel has a right to exist, a refusal to name the IRGC to an Iranian-American whose family it hunted, and a 2011 defense of the Brotherhood he has never retracted. Report.

What El-Sayed says about Israel, Hamas, Iran and the Brotherhood

Return of the Yellow Star

Europe has a bible. It commands Kauft nicht bei Juden - “Don’t buy from Jews" if the merchandise was made outside the ghetto. Op-ed.

Return of the Yellow Star

El-Sayed, Mamdani and Piker:

With friends like these...

There is a strain of virulent Jew hatred that runs through the Koran, long predates the existence of the State of Israel and which has shaped the attitudes of many Muslims. El-Sayed, Mamdani and Piker as exemplars. Opinion.

With friends like these...

The Iranian regime’s cure for the homesick

Message to the Iranian dissident: living outside Iran does not, by itself, make dissidents safe. The danger may be your neighbor or colleague. Opinion.

The Iranian regime’s cure for the homesick

Opening the Electronic Gates:

The strategic case for an EMP strike against Iran

Could an EMP fundamentally alter not only the opening phase of an Israeli Air Force (IAF) campaign, but also Iran’s ability to sustain a prolonged conflict? Opinion.

The strategic case for an EMP strike against Iran

Haley Stevens and John Fetterman:

Country before party, principles before politics

Our elected officials take an oath to defend the Constitution, not to provide unconditional loyalty to a political organization. Opinion.

Country before party, principles before politics

November 3 elections:

Better red than dead?

Paris is burning and so few see through the Smoke Screen. Is America next? Opinion.

Better red than dead?

Post-election analysis:

The Right’s great missed opportunity

The longer Israel leaves the question of sovereignty unresolved, the more confident those Arabs seeking to advance separate national aspirations become. Opinion.

The Right’s great missed opportunity

El-Sayed In The Brotherhood's Orbit:

What the FBI and the Muslim Brotherhood's own records say

El-Sayed has helped lead a chapter of one MB offshoot, spoken at the conventions of three, and praised and raised money for a fourth. Report.

What the FBI and the Muslim Brotherhood's own records  say

Happiness in the Middle East:

Israel has learned not to confuse unpopularity with defeat

Hatred isolates it; optimism keeps it standing. Opinion.

Israel has learned not to confuse unpopularity with defeat

Special to Arutz Sheva:

The dangers of the Muslim Brotherhood

El-Sayed said nothing about the Brotherhood itself, its ideology, or the Muslim Brotherhood front organizations he works with. A disavowal that names nothing and condemns nothing is a disavowal in name only. Op-ed.

The dangers of the Muslim Brotherhood

November 3 elections:

Europe’s warning, America’s choice

Americans should ask themselves a question: Are we doing enough to protect the freedoms we inherited? Op-ed.

Europe’s warning, America’s choice

After Israel's elections:

Thoughts in free fall

The division of the right goes deeper than the proliferation of doomed small parties. It comes down to the way in which we attempt to make our influence felt. Opinion.

Thoughts in free fall

The Muslim Brotherhood’s long game

Behind the language of moderation, Gilad Briggs argues, lies a patient strategy to build influence within Western institutions and advance an Islamist agenda.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s long game

Open the Books:

What Britain, the Arab States and Iran owe the Jewish People

For 75 years the world has read only one set of books, and mostly misread them. It is time to open all of them. Opinion.

What Britain, the Arab States and Iran owe the Jewish People

On the Arab vote:

Must Arabs vote for Israel to be a democracy?

Even radical leftists never demand that Arabs serve in the IDF as required by Israeli law, for they know it’s suicidal to give them machine guns. So why does Israel give them the right to vote? Opinion.

Must Arabs vote for Israel to be a democracy?

On Arab parties in the Coalition:

Democracy is not a suicide pact

Insistence on incorporating openly seditious Arabs into a new government is self destructive. Opinion.

Democracy is not a suicide pact

What the November 3rd vote means:

From the streets of Paris to the synagogues of NY

As revolutionary agitation, Islamist extremism and anti-Jewish incitement converge, America must confront a dangerous erosion of Jewish security before hatred becomes an accepted feature of public life. We must choose candidates who will fight antisemitism. Opinion.

From the streets of Paris to the synagogues of NY

El-Sayed in the Brotherhood's orbit

"Sure. Yeah, Absolutely." The long road to Abdul El-Sayed's three-word Muslim Brotherhood disavowal. Part I of a six part series. If you vote in Michigan, you have been warned.

El-Sayed in the Brotherhood's orbit

As the Midterms approach, so does the Islamist Domino Effect

The rage and hatred encouraged by Obama's words and expressed during demonstrations will not stop with the Jews and will slowly take form against all non-Muslims. Opinion.

As the Midterms approach, so does the Islamist Domino Effect

Don't let the Jewish family be forgotten in coalition talks

Beyachad’s platform is incompatible with the Jewish family 'continuity in Israel, and that must be rejected in coalition talks. Opinion.

Don't let the Jewish family be forgotten in coalition talks

Gary Williig:

Democrats have normalized Jew-hatred

Jews and Ameriicans who believe in the Constitution, take note and vote accordingly. Opinion.

Democrats have normalized Jew-hatred

Melanie Phillips:

The alarming rise of Islamic power

What happened in the Israeli election was the democratic version of Oct. 7.

The alarming rise of Islamic power

One Israel:

A supermajority coalition built around national survival

A strong Israel Coalition aiming for 80 seats, opposing Palestinian Arab Statehood and ending blanket draft exemptions. Opinion.

A supermajority coalition built around national survival

El-Sayed in the Brotherhood's Orbit:

Investigation of Michigan's Democratic U.S. Senate nominee

A six part investigation shows the real El-Sayed. All six links are below. If you live in Michigan, you have now been warned. Opinion.

Investigation of Michigan's Democratic U.S. Senate nominee

Western and Islamic concepts of migration: clash of civilizations

While the Western interpretation of migration aims at integrating Muslim immigrants, the Islamic interpretation of hijra aims at dominating the Western “infidel." Opinion.

Western and Islamic concepts of migration: clash of civilizations

Blakeman or a bad bargain

Let's hope New York's Jews realize that voting Democrat means going the way Europe has gone - and there is no way back once the mistake has been made. Opinion.

Blakeman or a bad bargain

Israel should replace the Knesset with a group therapy session

One hundred and twenty people. Several centuries of collective trauma. And absolutely nobody listening. Opinion.

Israel should replace the Knesset with a group therapy session

Democrats hate--and fear--President Trump’s stunning record!

Unless Democrats succeed in rigging the upcoming midterm elections, Americans will continue to benefit and prosper from the POTUS’s heroic vision. Look at what he accomplished in two years. Opinion.

Democrats hate--and fear--President Trump’s stunning record!

Archaeological evidence-

The "Occupation" canard vaccine

An archaeological reminder that this is a Jewish state by right, no matter what the Arab parties' ambitions are. Opinion.

The "Occupation" canard vaccine

Turning points

Macron cannot fight what he refuses to remember. Opinion.

Turning points

The world is obsessed with Israeli elections

Israel’s elections now command global attention. That’s a remarkable achievement, not a reason for diaspora Jews to worry. Opinion.

The world is obsessed with Israeli elections

Israel, what are you good for?

Israel’s strategic relevance to American peace, prosperity and security reaches far beyond the friendship between two democracies.. In Israel, America has an ally that functions as an unsinkable aircraft carrier, a laboratory that never sleeps and an intelligence partner living inside the world’s most dangerous neighborhood.Opinion.

Israel, what are you good for?

Is Israel too democratic to govern?

The problem isn't representing the voters. it's the ability to govern effectively. Opinion.

Is Israel too democratic to govern?

Bezalel Smotrich on his merits

Why accomplishments and a realistic understanding of political power must be the main factors behind the votes of Israel’s identity-politicized Religious Zionists. Opinion.

Bezalel Smotrich on his merits

Mr. President, Iran Is not Venezuela: Think twice!

if you insist on applying the Venezuelan model to Iran, Mr. President, history may remember you not for completing the struggle against Islamic terrorism, but for leaving that struggle unfinished. Opinion.

Mr. President, Iran Is not Venezuela: Think twice!

To Anglos - be involved in Israeli politics:

I spent years on the sidelines of Israeli politics

You don't need perfect Hebrew or political connections to have a voice in this country. Opinion.

I spent years on the sidelines of Israeli politics

Lessons from the past to guide your hand on election day

Israel’s enemies are waiting for there to be just one government which is “temporarily focussed on the Hareidi issue," on fighting internally instead of fighting them. Remember the days of Oslo and the "peace camp"? Opinion.

Lessons from the past to guide your hand on election day

There is always an idiot in the room

A timely, thoughtful discussion about anti-Jewish hatred and the forms it takes today in the UK is disturbed by an antizionist activist who does not know what he is talking about. Opinion.

There is always an idiot in the room

Israeli elections explained

A brief, clear guide to Israeli elections.

Israeli elections explained

Abdulrahman El-Sayed is no John F. Kennedy

El-Sayed’s issues are manifold. The problem is not his faith; it’s his policy positions and record. Opinion.

Abdulrahman El-Sayed is no John F. Kennedy

Benjamin Netanyahu and the weight of leadership

Three decades at the center of Israel’s history. Opinion.

Benjamin Netanyahu and the weight of leadership

Why Paris Rioters wave the ‘Palestinian’ flag

It’s not a ‘Palestinian’ flag, it’s a historic flag of the Islamic conquest of Christians. Opinion.

Why Paris Rioters wave the ‘Palestinian’ flag

Is Tom Barrack fit to represent America in the Middle East?

When an American envoy says antisemitism “didn’t exist," suggests Zionism became a problem in 1948 and repeatedly gives Israel's adversaries the benefit of the doubt, the question is no longer one unfortunate choice of words. It is one of judgment. Opinion.

Is Tom Barrack fit to represent America in the Middle East?

The Nobel Peace Prize turned inside out

The committee cited Pillay for ensuring that genocide is prosecuted, yet the most prominent genocide charge of her career was a despicable libel. Opinion.

The Nobel Peace Prize turned inside out