Opeds (Page 37)


Let Israel expel the foreign press' fake journalists

The media’s hateful reporting about Jews starving Gazans, and the media’s lies about genocide and apartheid, fueled the hate of the filthy American leftist who hunted down Jews and pulled the trigger on a Washington DC street. Opinion.

Let Israel expel the foreign press' fake journalists

An Israeli gift to Trump - withdrawal from WHO

What can Israel give the US President who has everything? Israel can leave the hypocritical and mendacious organization that President Trump is encouraging world leaders to abandon as he did. Israel has everything to gain by doing so. Opinion.

An Israeli gift to Trump - withdrawal from WHO

Why ending the Gaza War is way harder than it sounds

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made it clear: a ceasefire would only come on Israel’s terms, primarily the unconditional return of all hostages and dismantling Hamas’s military capabilities. Well? Opinion.

Why ending the Gaza War is way harder than it sounds

Israel, Syria and Jihadi terror

Israel has been conducting secret direct talks with Syria to lower tensions between the two countries. Anything more is wishful thinking.

Israel, Syria and Jihadi terror

The Knesset:

Proposed bill taxing foreign political NGOs is a legitimate tool

Foreign NGOs shouldn’t be allowed to harm the Jewish State. Diaspora Jewish organizations would do well to tend to their own flock first. Opinion.

Proposed bill taxing foreign political NGOs is a legitimate tool

Anti-Israel activists cheer D.C. murder of Israeli couple

The anti-Israel Left was never going to draw the line at blocking highways while glorifying Hamas. The goal was to get useful idiots like Elias to carry out attacks. Op-ed.

Anti-Israel activists cheer D.C. murder of Israeli couple

Gaza’s “Day After” must await the right day

Hamas must be rendered incapable of fighting and the IDF’s current mobilization suggests the war’s final phase may be approaching. And there is more. Opinion.

Gaza’s “Day After” must await the right day

Trump's plans:

Azerbaijan and the Abraham Accords

What is the potential of Azerbaijan joining the Abraham Accords in the near future? Opinion.

Azerbaijan and the Abraham Accords

America’s wars and the war in Gaza

America’s wars provide an interesting perspective, and perhaps even a relevant paradigm for Israel. Take Texas, for example. Opinion.

America’s wars and the war in Gaza

South Africa lacks moral leadership and proper leaders

South Africa has a government that is clueless about everything except self-enrichment and theft and it has the chutzpah to malign and attempt to harm Israel. Now it also lied to Trump. Opinion.

South Africa lacks moral leadership and proper leaders

Why Israeli developers are expanding abroad

Israeli entrepreneurs trying to avoid Israeli bureaucracy and delays have left a visible mark on foreign markets. Opinion.

Why Israeli developers are expanding abroad

Celebrating a post October 7th Jerusalem Day Parade

The parade, a long cherished part of the day’s celebration, was regarded with fear and loathing by the Left right through 2023. Now they are seen as teaching self-respect. Opinion.

Celebrating a post October 7th Jerusalem Day Parade

Walk With Israel 2025:

They hate us 'cause they ain't us

A perfect summary of this year's Walk with Israel: A family, one by one, never giving up, forever staying on the map. Op-ed.

They hate us 'cause they ain't us

Giulio Meotti:

The Left’s terrorism problem and the wormy Western apple

The problem is that terrorists are emerging, as they did in the 1960s and 1970s, from the family album of progressivism. Op-ed.

The Left’s terrorism problem and the wormy Western apple

Macron's Folly:

A free ticket for future violence

Those in Europe who genuinely want to help the Palestinian Arabs must question their self-destructive, anti-Israeli thought patterns, as well as the institutions that adopt, promote, and maintain them. Recognizing "Palestine" is a recipe for violence. Opinion.

A free ticket for future violence

This Yom Yerushalayim, I said goodbye

In tribute to the man who gave me my first taste of what it meant to be rooted in a place that isn’t just ours by history, but by heart.

This Yom Yerushalayim, I said goodbye

Giving thanks for the Six Day War

We owe it to ourselves—and to our children—to never forget that we are living in a time of open miracles.

Giving thanks for the Six Day War

Jewish tragedy did not start on October 7

Why, when and what can be done about it, especially in the USA. Opinion.

Jewish tragedy did not start on October 7

From grieving to celebrating in Jerusalem

Israel is now gearing up[ to celebrate Jerusalem Liberation Day while IDF forces are preparing for the Gideon's Chariots offensive in Gaza. Once again, the country moves from joy to worry, from thanksgiving to prayer. Op-ed.

From grieving to celebrating in Jerusalem

Who deserves what?

Why do Palestinian Arabs deserve a state? And what do Jews deserve? Dead babies? Dead young couples? Opinion.

Who deserves what?

Interview with Erfan Fard:

'The Washington murders are potentially linked to Iran'

The weakness of the U.S. intelligence agencies, particularly the FBI and DHS, means they are still ineffective in identifying the regime’s sleeper terrorist cells within U.S. territory. Interview

'The Washington murders are potentially linked to Iran'

Jack Engelhard:

The Biden coverup scandal, and my book of revelations

Sign here, those people said, and he signed.

The Biden coverup scandal, and my book of revelations

Giulio Meotti:

It's the Clash of Civilizations, idiots

Threatened churches, Islamized schools, converted temples, massacres in Jewish museums: Islamic culture does not think the way we do. Opinion.

It's the Clash of Civilizations, idiots

Prof. Phyllis Chesler:

Our next great battle

The deprogramming of billions must get underway. Can it work? Opinion.

Our next great battle

Afterthoughts on the shooting of Jewish couple in DC

The question now is: Are we still living in the America that allowed Jews to live openly, practice their faith without compromise, and preserve their identity – an America worth safeguarding? Op Ed

Afterthoughts on the shooting of Jewish couple in DC

Melanie Phillips:

Blood on their hands

Horrifyingly, antisemitism has become a moral obligation for liberals. Opinion.

Blood on their hands

Op-ed:

To the antisemite, Jew-ish is enough

We live in a time where unity is no longer a luxury — it’s a matter of survival. Opinion.

To the antisemite, Jew-ish is enough

The fall of Zionism would mark the fall of Islam

If there is no Jewish state to hate, what happens to the rage? Opinion.

The fall of Zionism would mark the fall of Islam

Sleepless nights and the lessons of history

When we were hijacked in 1970, King Hussein of Jordan responded decisively. He demanded the release of all hostages and their unconditional surrender. He did not offer humanitarian aid, electricity, or water. He offered consequences. Op-ed.

Sleepless nights and the lessons of history

Those complicit in the DC terror attack

Two people were murdered at the Jewish Museum in DC after a year and a half of calls for violence and murder against Jews, as the right to terrorise Jews has been vigorously defended. Opinion.

Those complicit in the DC terror attack

No justice. No peace. No honor. No shame.

They show no shame when attacking Netanyahu, but while he has sometimes been disappointing and may well be again, he may also be the greatest hero and best leader the generation could have asked for. Opinion.

No justice. No peace. No honor. No shame.

Murder at Washington Jewish Museum:

The shattered illusion of safety: It’s time for YOU to come home

Israel isn’t free of armed guards or soldiers. But that’s not a sign of fear — it’s a sign of agency. Opinion.

The shattered illusion of safety: It’s time for YOU to come home

When our own former leaders echo Hamas talking points

Former PM Ehud Olmert is an ex-con and Yair Golan, head of a failing political party, is rapidly becoming a has been. Both got media attention because they sold them blood libels about the IDF, but they are completely out of touch with Israelis. Opinion.

When our own former leaders echo Hamas talking points

Where fatwas fail, the woke censors step in

If even the most prestigious universities in the world seem like a branch of an Islamic republic, why should the authorities act differently in defiance of democracy, freedom of speech and the rule of law? Opinion.

Where fatwas fail, the woke censors step in

The 'egregious' actions of the Jews

If France, Britain and Canada think that Israel's actions are "egregious" what does that mean and what does it tell us about the countries where Jews have decided to live for many years? Opinion.

The 'egregious' actions of the Jews

When everyone is not everyone

Where are the hundreds of thousands of Arab men – citizens of Israel – who could serve in the IDF and why is nobody mentioning this? Opinion.

When everyone is not everyone

UK, France and Canada demand a Hamas state

By seeking to save Hamas and create a Palestinian state at the same time, these governments prove they live in a fantasy world where they can have their cake and eat it too, though the result in the real world would be a Hamas-ruled land of genocide. Opinion.

UK, France and Canada demand a Hamas state

Weak leadership, Weak budget, Weak mask law

The fact that my family, and all Jews in New York State continue to be put at risk from masked thugs, terror supporters and protestors doesn’t seem to be a factor in passing appropriate laws. Opinion.

Weak leadership, Weak budget, Weak mask law

In honor of our fallen soldiers:

Ode to the 'Boots on the Ground'

In response to the global surge of Antisemitism. A poem.

Ode to the 'Boots on the Ground'

Open letter:

A satiric message to the Eurovision Broadcasting Union

Our women are strong, and they rise up, preserving their inner and outer beauty, seeking to share it with the world, despite the attempts at their degradation. Open letter.

A satiric message to the Eurovision Broadcasting Union

How could Jill Biden let it all happen?

Rather than subjecting her husband to endless humiliation, she should have protected him from it. Jill Biden should win the ‘worst wife’ award, Opinion.

How could Jill Biden let it all happen?

Evil must be identified exposed marginalized and eliminated

Evil may take at least two opposing venues. It can appear as a vicious terrorist, or it may present itself as a benevolent operative with hidden agendas. We must be aware of both. Opinion

Evil must be identified exposed marginalized and eliminated

Is peace with the entire Middle East on the table now?

President Trump upended the conventional wisdom and did things that “could not be done”.Op-ed.

Is peace with the entire Middle East on the table now?

Nexus between extreme Right and Left Is poisonous ideology

Not all speech is protected under the First Amendment. Thus, for example, speech that is directed towards inciting or producing lawless action and is likely to do so is not protected speech, even if both Left and Right use it. Opinion.

Nexus between extreme Right and Left Is poisonous ideology

Democrats have abandoned the fight against campus antisemitism

Listening to members of the party, which claims to stand for “inclusion,” downplaying Jew-hatred because it doesn’t fit their desired narrative or identity politics was offensive. Opinion.

Democrats have abandoned the fight against campus antisemitism

A stark analysis:

New book "Tehran's Dictator" details the reign of Khamenei

Shortly to be published, a new book from an Iranian expert is meant for anyone seeking to understand the inner workings of Iran’s theocratic regime. Review.

New book "Tehran's Dictator" details the reign of Khamenei

What El Al just taught the world about Israel

It's more than a name on a plane. Opinion.

What El Al just taught the world about Israel

It’s exhausting being Jewish: It’s Groundhog day every day

The greatest enemies of the Jews today are the most barbaric people to ever have lived on this planet. Defending the Jews against those who stand with the barbarians is exhausting. Opinion.

It’s exhausting being Jewish: It’s Groundhog day every day

Eurovision takeaways

Eurovision came to an end and the protestors went home with no success. Israel showed that the haters are more than matched. Israel can build on this. Opinion.

Eurovision takeaways

Operation Gideon's Chariots:

Qatar negotiations are not the path to peace - the IDF is

Israel’s measured ‘concluding moves’—not Qatar negotiations—are the only path to lasting peace. They reflect resolve, not vengeance. Opinion.

Qatar negotiations are not the path to peace - the IDF is

Fight in the media for the greatest cause in our lives

The most heartbreaking group of enemies of Israel are our fellow Jews, among them even some Israeli Jews. Opinion.

Fight in the media for the greatest cause in our lives

Trump's Middle East strategy:

Building bridges or constructing a mirage?

Close scrutiny of President Trump's recent diplomatic endeavors in the Middle East raise several crucial questions about possible dangerous consequences. Does the US have a backup plan? Opinion.

Building bridges or constructing a mirage?

Thank you, Uncle Trump

We saw and understood your message, without any need to put it into words: America needs to take care of itself, solve its problems, and focus on its own interests – while Israel must stand tall and move on to the phase of true independence. Opinion.

Thank you, Uncle Trump

Eurovision 2025

The world voted - and it chose Israel

Maybe the world isn’t as full of Israel-haters as we feared. Opinion.

The world voted - and it chose Israel

Jack Engelhard

Netanyahu remembers Amalek

Trump…and the rest of the world…will never fully understand what Oct.7 did to the pride of the nation. Opinion.

Netanyahu remembers Amalek

It’s all about relationships: Interview with Anthony D’Esposito

A no-nonsense approach is what categorizes the kid from Island Park, who is now poised to assist in heading one of the biggest departments in the U.S. government.

It’s all about relationships: Interview with Anthony D’Esposito