A while back, the first hostages came out, I recall viewing a video with a split-screen down the middle showing Hamas’s insidious reaction on one side juxtaposed with the Israelis on the other side.

Words can injure and inspire. Words can bless or curse. Words can create new moral facts, such as when we make a promise.

In the latest horrific libel, former Jordanian Minister of Interior claims Israel may have planned the murder of two Israeli Embassy staff in Washington “to lessen the Western-American pressure.” ...

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said during a speech that he does not believe the talks will succeed.

Gaza isn’t just a local issue anymore. It’s global. It’s ideological. And for Israelis, the stakes couldn’t be higher.

Reservists of the Israel Defense Forces’ 8110th “Yoav” Infantry Battalion recently celebrated the bar mitzvah of their commander during military operations in Rafah in southern Gaza.

"Calling for collecting funds for this without first of all condemning Hamas is indecent," said Matan Peleg, author of “A State for Sale." ...

Before joining the embassy, Sarah Milgrim immersed herself in Israel's Neve Shalom Tech2Peace program to study friendships between Israelis and Arabs.

A study by IMPACT-se found that textbooks "promote antisemitism, glorify violent jihad, and express strong hostility toward homosexuality ...

Indeed the laws of Shemittah were meant to be given at Har Sinai because the original plan was that we would enter the land of Israel a short while later, not forty years later.

This is in spite of the fact that most people have become poorer, or at least seen their real income stay static, since the financial crisis of 2008. As the saying goes, “There’s nothing surer: the ...

Unlike the entry of the Israelites into the Promised Land, the return to Zion in modern times has been a natural event within the confines of nature.