Opinion

Israel appears to have little choice but to undertake preemptive action to signal that a Houthi entrenchment in Syria will not be tolerated.

The ceasefire is unsustainable. Lebanon’s government and armed forces are unwilling and unable to confront Hezbollah, making enforcement impossible.

Haredim should organize large prayer gatherings not for their own needs but for the well-being of all our soldiers and all Israelis.

Ultimately, the IDF must change the equation that frames battlefield decisions as either “correct” or “potential war crimes.”

Israel after October 7 is no longer governed by the old culture of “containment.” However, it is also not prepared to “break the rules” over Hezbollah’s renewed force buildup.

As she exited, Taylor Greene had a dire warning for her Republican colleagues. She foresees a blue wave (Democratic Party victories) in next year’s House of Representatives election.

The bottom line is clear. Indonesia is the wrong country to provide troops in Gaza.

Israel cannot afford to continue losing the information war while winning on the ground.

The ceasefire may have silenced the rockets, but on American campuses, and beyond the US – and now, even in Toronto – the war continues.

Fifty years later, the genie has not returned to the bottle. And unless the international community confronts the enduring fallout of that moment now, it may never do so.