Column
“In every generation they rise up to destroy us” was, and is, a warning to be taken seriously.
Those opposing a Gaza ground invasion aimed at the terrorist group’s destruction cite humanitarian concerns. Such appeals will only preserve a criminal regime.
The terrorist Gaza regime hopes that it can survive by ransoming its captives like the two dual American women they just freed. Israel and America should know this only leads to disaster.
The drawing was published in Elie Wiesel’s “A Beggar in Jerusalem.”
His ill-advised help for the Palestinians notwithstanding, the political left is unhappy with the administration’s strong pro-Israel stand. Can it force him to change in the coming weeks?
Hamas is demanding that civilians ignore Israeli warnings to evacuate northern Gaza.
Yes, we do have a right to be judgmental about those who share their views on social media on all sorts of issues, yet suddenly don’t have an opinion about the mass slaughter of Jews.
Suffering in Gaza is real, though the false victimhood narrative gives Hamas benefits and deflects attention from saving the hostages and defeating the terrorists.
If Netanyahu fails to stand up to the United States, if he buckles, the pressure from Washington won’t stop.