World News & Opinion
Palestine—Netanyahu sends clear message to Trump, Putin, May and UN
By David Singer | March 16, 2017
Netanyahu should never tire of telling world leaders that the 100 years old Jewish-Arab conflict will not be resolved until the Arabs recognise the right of the Jewish people to their own independent State
When President Trump and President Xi Jinping meet for the first time next month, exploring avenues for further constructive cyberspace cooperation between China and the United States should be amongst the issues they discuss
BDS Violence in Holland
By Barry Shaw | March 16, 2017
Jewish and pro-Israel communities in Holland do have genuine cause for concern. The complaints that I hear is that they feel unprotected by the police and the authorities are surprisingly absent in Dam Square on Sundays
Making the PLO Great Again
By Caroline Glick | March 15, 2017
Trump indicated he is adopting his predecessors’ obsession with empowering the PLO
Just another attempt to herd human beings into tiny spaces in order to control land use, mobility, and urban sprawl, all Sustainable Development goals.
Palestine: PLO humiliated for denying free speech and elections
By David Singer | March 9, 2017
Organisers established a new political entity to represent Palestinian Arab diaspora communities
The Inevitable Outcome of the Establishment of Palestine
By Barry Shaw | March 7, 2017
The two-state solution demands an Israeli withdrawal from territories and a vague Palestinian promise to desist from violence
Perhaps the Security Council would not have failed yet again to deal effectively with the Syrian crisis if a more narrowly tailored consensus resolution had been proposed.
U.N. Human Rights Council Quicksand: Get Out or Drown
By Anne Bayefsky | February 27, 2017
A 2016 Council resolution calls for the creation of a blacklist of all companies that are connected with or do business with so-called Israeli settlements “directly or indirectly.”
Israel’s economic surge in defiance of adversity
By Yoram Ettinger | February 26, 2017
Israel is a rising power with a growing impact on world affairs
Why Israel Matters Original Series Debuts on TBN
By Liberty Counsel | February 25, 2017
Exclusive 13-part original series, Why Israel Matters, designed to demonstrate in a powerful way the crucial importance of the Jewish state of Israel to Christians, to America, and to the world
Truth, Terror and Nikki Haley’s Challenge at the UN
By Claudia Rosett | February 24, 2017
Haley is doing brilliant work every time she skips the diplomatic bromides and sticks to telling the truth about the UN. Please, let's have lots more of it.
Palestine: Netanyahu Needs To Expose PLO Hoax
By David Singer | February 21, 2017
The idea of two Arab states in the area covered by the Mandate for Palestine has been offered to – and rejected by - the Arabs on many occasions since 1922
The Terror Filled Face of Palestine
By Barry Shaw | February 16, 2017
This is the new face of Hamas. This is the hidden face of the Palestinian Authority. This is the future face of Palestine
The new face of Hamas. Even worse than the old one
By Barry Shaw | February 15, 2017
Anyone who thinks that an Israeli withdrawal from essential territory and this type of Palestine will bring peace and harmony is delusional
A Palestinian state: is it good/bad for the USA?
By Yoram Ettinger | February 15, 2017
Should the US be expected to cut off its nose to spite its face?!
Uh-oh. Looks like Bowl Cut Jr. just assassinated his half-brother
By Robert Laurie | February 14, 2017
Erratic escalation? Kim Jong-Un is often said to be a sadistic monster, and his propensity for creative, painful, and brutal executions
The Livni-Fayyad two-step
By Caroline Glick | February 14, 2017
The purpose of the Livni offer is to distract Israel--and the US--and make us forget the organization's inherent bigotry against the Jewish state while enabling the UN to maintain and even increase that bigotry
Angela Merkel to start paying refugees to leave Germany voluntarily
By Robert Laurie | February 13, 2017
Backtracking
Walk of shame: Sweden’s “first feminist government” don hijabs in Iran
By UN Watch | February 13, 2017
Walk of shame: Women of Sweden's "first feminist government in the world" don hijab as they walk past Iran's Rouhani
Can Israel rely on foreign peacekeepers and security guarantees?
By Yoram Ettinger | February 12, 2017
Time to Take Action on the UN is Now
By UN Watch | February 9, 2017
U.S. contributions to the UN for 2015 = $9,917,000,000
The real story behind the war over memorized multiplication tables
By Ted Byfield | February 9, 2017
It has nothing at all to do with mathematics, but a great deal to do with leftist ideology
The door is closing on Palestine
By Barry Shaw | February 8, 2017
The door is closing on Palestine. They had their chance and they blew it
Israel’s security prerequisites in the real Middle East
By Yoram Ettinger | February 6, 2017
A retreat from the mountain ridges of Judea, Samaria would import the terroristic Gaza-reality, transforming Israel from an assertive national security producer – for the US - to a feeble national security consumer, burdening the US
Yet the media never attacked Obama for disgracefully betraying his predecessor's commitment to a close ally.
Where is the Outrage Over Travel Bans for Jews to Muslim Countries?
By Liberty Counsel | February 3, 2017
A permanent travel ban by these and other Muslim countries against Jews who hold Israeli passports is a far greater concern than temporary travel restrictions
The Secretary General has unfortunately fallen prey to the hysteria surrounding the executive order that President Trump signed last weekend relating to refugees and visitors to the United States
130-page report: UNRWA teachers incite terrorism & antisemitism
By UN Watch | February 2, 2017
“We need to see zero tolerance in the U.N. for terrorism and antisemitism"
Israel’s moment of decision
By Caroline Glick | February 1, 2017
Time is of the essence. The one Obama legacy that is most likely to be lasting is his transformation of the Democratic Party into an anti-Israel party. His deep hostility toward Israel will likely be shared by his partisan successors

