Column
The Israeli government was right to stop subscribing to the “paper of record,” which serves as a weapon against the Jewish state.
The Israeli opposition leader’s hysterical rant about representing “the majority” gives new meaning to stupid ideas.
By defying the Biden administration to secure Israeli victory, Israel showed the American people that the “plucky little Israel” they had long admired was back in business.
With antisemitism surging and Israel besieged on multiple fronts, embrace the true meaning of the “Festival of Lights” rather than pretending it’s a blue-tinsel version of your neighbor’s holiday.
Israel has finally had it with Dublin’s antisemitic distortions disguised as tearful concern for human rights.
Corporate media’s abandonment of journalism has made it vulnerable to Trump’s anger. But the answer in Israel, as well as the United States, is an honest press, not revenge.
Dublin’s goal, according to Israel’s ambassador to Ireland, has been to undermine the Jewish state’s ability to defend itself by launching lawfare to chip steadily away at its sovereign rights.
The hostages represent a piece of the heart of the Jewish people.
The venomous Irish campaign of demonization reserved uniquely for the Jewish state has long been on eye-watering display.