
A Tale of Two Ceasefires
Ukraine should heed the main lesson of the Israel/Gaza ceasefire: Europe is not prepared for an all-out fight to defend its allies, or even itself, when they are threatened.
Ukraine should heed the main lesson of the Israel/Gaza ceasefire: Europe is not prepared for an all-out fight to defend its allies, or even itself, when they are threatened.
Secret talks with Hamas and public threats of annihilation prove that Washington is unwilling to wait much longer for the freeing of captives.
Former captive Emily Damari is grateful to the IDF and views her Hamas-inflicted injuries as a source of pride.
Hamas’ defenders in the West have shown us who they are, and we should never, ever forget the day the mask fell away. We should treat them with the utter contempt and revulsion they deserve.
The Campaign Against Antisemitism said the BBC whitewashed Hamas in a recent documentary by distorting translations and uncritically reporting extremist narratives.
As the Left is increasingly turning its back on the Jewish State, Netanyahu began to rediscover his natural allies on the Right.
Hamas’ continued torture of the Bibas family should be a wake-up call for European leaders about the depth of the terror group’s horrors.
With U.S. support for Netanyahu’s campaign strengthening, European leaders are notably absent from meaningful discussions on the conflict.
Israel’s fight against Hamas is not just about survival—it’s a pivotal battle for the future of Western civilization.
As President Trump withdraws the U.S. from UNRWA, Europe continues to support the scandal-hit UN agency.