Opinion

Almost from the start, the horrific and unimaginable accounts of murders, beheadings, rapes, and dismemberment took a back seat to the invented tales of starvation, genocide, and ethnic cleansing.

Surely, Israel faces serious threats in Gaza, but the threats are not only military; they are threats to our moral stature.

The slaughter of the Druze in Syria may not trend. It may not lead the news. But it matters. And Israel's response shows what it means to refuse to let others suffer alone.

The obsessive coverage against Israel in the Western media is the story of a world struggling to digest how a separatist people are establishing a powerful state that everyone has their eyes on.

The decisive action in Syria this week is an example to the rest of the world that it is possible to intervene when a massacre or genocide is taking place.

Victory requires more than military power. It demands moral clarity, strategic restraint, and a commitment to the values that underpin the Jewish state.

We all would like to think that the truth is self evident – always there in black and white; always the victor. It’s hardly so! 

Baroness Helić distorts history in her op-ed, but the truth about Sarajevo’s antisemitism cannot be ignored.

An Abraham Accords-style breakthrough will only be possible between Syria and Israel if one person—President Trump—brings Netanyahu and al-Sharaa together to seal the deal.

As schools and companies rush to train people in artificial intelligence, they still punish those who use it “too much.” This contradiction is unsustainable.

If the weakening of the Iranian regime by Israeli and American military action emboldens the Iranian people, that could lead to a revolution. That’s the only way regime change can succeed.