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Dr. Dan Diker, President of the Jerusalem Center for Foreign Affairs

Israel is now the Middle East Strong Horse

PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu address the Knesset plenum this week. Though the Knesset passed a law banning UNRWA from Israel, a proper legal analysis shows that, aside from some short-term virtue signaling, the new law is unlikely to have any impact at all, the writer argues.

Why an anti-UNRWA law won’t work

By DANIEL POMERANTZ

Diabetes (illustrative)

We must conquer type 2 diabetes

By ALAN FREISHTAT

JACOB WRESTLES with the angel of Esau as painted in 1659 by Rembrandt. When Joseph disappeared, Jacob was so angry that for over 20 years he did not talk to God, says the writer.

God blesses those who bless you, curses those who curse you

By MARC D. ANGEL

THE FLAGS (from right) of Iran, Hezbollah, and Lebanon are on display in Tehran. The Lebanese people should not allow Iran to build a Shi’ite crescent from Tehran to the Mediterranean Sea; they should stop suffering for the sake of Hezbollah, the writer urges.

To the Lebanese people: Don’t follow Hezbollah, be like Azerbaijan

By MORDECHAI KEDAR

View of an UNRWA health center that was destroyed during an Israeli military opration in Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, on July 15, 2024.

Israel’s reckoning with UNRWA: A necessary severance after October 7

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Saudi Arabia June 7, 2023

Saudi Arabia must decide if a relationship with Israel is worth its while

By JPOST EDITORIAL

FRENCH PRESIDENT Emmanuel Macron chairs a National Defense and Security Council meeting dedicated to the issue of Lebanon, in Paris, earlier this month. Today, Israel is doing what France should have done: not allowing a murderous terrorist organization to take over Lebanon and destroy it, the writ

What would you do in our place, President Macron?

By MEMI PEER

SAMAR MUHAMMAD Abu Zamar, widow of Hamas Gaza head Yahya Sinwar, was seen sporting a $32,000 Hermes handbag.

Are Gazans starting to wake up to Hamas's apathy for them?

By COOKIE SCHWAEBER-ISSAN

FAMILY AND FRIENDS attend the funeral of Shirel Golan in Tel Mond on Monday.

A letter to the Golan family: The 'state' didn't kill Shirel, Hamas did

By STEPHEN M. FLATOW

Europe must heed the warning: Hamas has spent decades building an infrastructure of "civilian fronts" in Europe.

Time to expose Hamas’ “civilian” network in Europe - opinion

By Dr. Emmanuel Navon

Groups like Samidoun are no different than the old brown shirts.

The Netherlands calls out Samidoun to stand up against terror- opinion

By Ellen Van Praagh

Blood of murdered and kidnapped victims and disgrace on Tinder of Hamas terrorists on October 7. Israeli citizens deserve to hear the truth from a leader who can also stand behind it.

Israel's war is about religion, and it's headed to the West next

By MEMY PEER

PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu meets with US Vice President Kamala Harris in Washington, in July.

Does Kamala Harris actually believe that Netanyahu is a US ally?

By DAVID CHRISTOPHER KAUFMAN

Family members of October 7 victims grieve over loved ones' deaths at the site of the Nova music festival a year after the Hamas massacre.

After our repentance on Yom Kippur, will God repent for October 7?

By SHMULEY BOTEACH