Sheri Oz is a freelance writer whose articles appear on major websites and a member of the Arutz Sheva news staff. She lives in Israel and blogs at Israel Diaries
A recurring pattern shapes reports of "West Bank" violence: accusation first, facts later. Especially since the perpetrators seem to be mostly a roaming group of extremists, not residents. Analysis.
How an NGO and CNN packaged claims as established fact. Op-ed.
Under existing law, the nukhba murderers who attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, are already eligible for execution. As things stand, none will face it. Opinion.
Europe prolongs the very conflict it claims to oppose. Opinion.
The context surrounding GHF operations and the environment in which these alleged incidents occurred deserves examination alongside the serious and unverified claims being made. Opinion.
Netanyahu says Bagatz is endangering national security. Perhaps it is also affecting operations.
The Israeli naval blockade of Gaza is regarded as entirely legal under international law and even by the UN. Opinion.
Critics demand that Israel, aniquely among democracies, must permit full and unfettered media access in the middle of an existential war. They don't demand to be at Ukraine battle zones, or those in Syria. Opinion.
The only way such a story makes sense is if you accept the preposterous claim that Israel is committing genocide. And that's exactly the goal of the blood libel mongerers. Opinion.
To suggest that the Gazans need to remain within the demolition site that Gaza has become is inhumane and racist. Opinion.
Who gets hurt by that?
How many little boys like Yehoshua is it okay for PA terrorists to murder because they don’t like Jews living in the neighborhood? Opinion.
We are fighting them because we are determined to live safely and breath freely as the Jewish sovereign nation that we are — on our indigenous homeland. Opinion.
Esther Aviram, mother of two soldiers in the IDF, speaks about the quiet yet powerful voices urging the IDF towards victory, and challenging the Supreme Court's anti-Zionist bent.
And all that gets us is a “yes, we are” / ”no, you are not” argument that goes nowhere. Opiinion.
Buildings funded by National Lottery grants are not allowed to be used for political events. That did not stop the Israeli Arab city of Taibeh. Op-ed.
The Histadrut, Israel’s major labour union, declared a general strike. They do not say how that will bring the hostages back, but they are doing it anyway. Opinion.
It is ironic that Bakri, Hadash, and Maki claim that the shutting down of the film is the fascist act of an extremist government dragging the country down into oblivion, because the barely disguised wish of all three of them and their supporters is that the country cease to exist. Op-ed.
In 2005, Ramzi Qasiyeh got a stop-work order from the Israeli Civil Administration regarding illegal construction on land that he decided is his without any proof, which claim the courts denied. That doesn't stop the NGOs protesting for him. Op-ed.
Not on an American campus, but in Jerusalem's Hebrew University, Prof Shalhoub-Kevorkian says Jewish students "better be afraid." And the rector reinstated her after she was finally suspended. Op-ed.
Don’t waste any more time on a misguided campaign. Opinion.
Get Gessen a private viewing of that 40-minute Hamas Horror film immediately. When they promise to do it again, they also mean her. Op-ed.
What happens when UN Security Council resolutions are ignored? Depends whether or not you are Israel. Op-ed.
I hope this story will cause you to examine the source of any rumor of so-called "settler violence" before sharing it.
Can one change the attitude that says that the Palestinian Arabs must wrest control of the entire land from the Jews? Op-ed.
The image used in her article shows destruction of a Gaza street with no hint of the destruction in Israel's south. That tells it all. Op-ed
Arutz Sheva spoke with Michael Levy, the brother of Or Levy, who was abducted by Hamas terrorists on October 7th.
Granddaughter of two hostages tells Arutz Sheva: "Before the Disengagement the Kibbutz lived with Gaza as neighbors".
Bothsidism -- a disease that appears to be uncurable among a certain segment of Jews who cannot believe that evil is a real thing. Opinion
Amidst the horrors we have moments of grace where the happier face of Israel lifts our spirits as we fight for our survival in our land.
A look at "The Supreme Court of Israel: A Safeguard of the Rule of Law." by Shoshana Netanyahu, 1993. Op-ed.
The most recent newsletter by Friends of Givat Haviva provides the perfect opportunity to show the importance of reading critically. Op-ed.
In the 'disengagement', the Supreme Court conflated nonviolent civil disobedience with insurrection and sedition. Not today. Op-ed..
Why are Israeli doctors putting their politics in my face? Op-ed.
If the committee meeting on the reasonableness clause was how the compromise talks were conducted, it is no wonder the talks blew up.Op-ed.
Dorit Balshan discusses advances in haredi communities and particularly brave rabbis standing up to fight against sex offenders.
His kibbutz was surrounded by 10 Arab villages. Amatzia Baram describes the time leading up to and during the war.
Anna Rezan, Greek actress turned filmmaker shares what is behind her documentary about Greek Holocaust survivors and WWII resistance.
The thought of wiping out an Arab town today likely arouses guilt among Jews, but there is none about wiped out Jewish towns.
The opposition electronic monitoring bill needs improvement if it is intended truly to protect women at risk. Op-ed.
