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The world has watched in wonder as Israel demonstrated remarkable military prowess by intercepting virtually all the drones and missiles thrown against them. This feat is not just a testament to Israel's advanced defense capabilities but also a r...

While pro-Palestinian protesters paint their palms red as an act of solidarity, the symbol is an explicit reminder of a Palestinian who literally soaked his hands in Jewish blood.

Iran Attacks Israel: CNN’s Amanpour Minimizes Barrage & Fake News Goes Viral by Rachel O'Donoghue

Iran launched an unprecedented direct attack on Israel overnight on Saturday, launching at least 300 drones and missiles towards the Jewish state. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) coordinated with other militaries, including the USA and UK, to intercept most of the projectiles, which were also supplemented by further rockets fired from Iranian terror proxies in […]

However, they are divided on the scope and timing.

Pushing the advantage against Iran and a new poll that shows the new normal.

The Red Heifer and the Road to Freedom by Sara Lamm

The holiday of Passover is imminently approaching, and breadcrumbs everywhere are making themselves scarce. At least, I hope that’s the case – for bread is forbidden during the eight days of the holiday. In addition to the meticulous cleaning, cooking, and overall holiday preparation, there’s something else that marks the build-up to this holiday, and […]

Yesterday, political observers witnessed the seemingly-odd phenomenon of a bunch of Trump supporters at one of his rallies chanting "genocid...

Historians will look back and wonder how the U.S. not only allowed Iran to repeatedly assault its citizens, soldiers, and allies—but rewarded it for doing so.

Biblical Leprosy and the Power of Words by Rabbi Pesach Wolicki

The portion of the Bible, Tazria deals primarily with the ritual impurity of one who is afflicted with tzaraat, the Biblical skin ailment usually translated as “leprosy.” This leprosy is not the same as the condition known today as leprosy. Tzaraat is a physical affliction that has a spiritual source. The one afflicted with tzaraat […]

What would you do if rockets suddenly started falling in your backyard?

A Night of Miracles by Shira Schechter

As we reflect on the near calamity and the providential shield that protected Israel, let us come together in a spirit of profound thankfulness.

Unsurprisingly, Hamas welcomes Iranian attack while Fatah makes no condemnation of Jewish boy’s murder

But the air force had a very, very good night. Israel had surprising allies. A surreal moment was punctuated by a lot of laughing, too. Resilience is this country's middle name.

The Big Story On Saturday evening, Iran targeted Israel with hundreds of suicide drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles. The vast majority of these projectiles, according to IDF Spokesman Daniel Hagari, were intercepted outside of Israel’s borders by Israeli jets and missile defense systems. “A few impacts” were identified inside Israel, including at a military base in the south, causing “slight damage to infrastructure.” One injury has been reported so far—a young Bedouin girl who was hurt in the Negev. The most recent update from Israel’s Home Front Command, sent just before 4 a.m. in Israel, said that Israelis no longer need to remain near bomb shelters, which suggests that the current wave of attacks may be over.

Since Oct. 7, woke ideology brought together a diverse coalition of advocacy groups eager to stop the war on Hamas. The Democratic Party will never be the same.

Iran gears up for a massive attack on Israel. Stand with Israel now more than ever!

Read a commentary essay for the parsha of Tazria by Rabbi Sacks zt''l, or what the live recording. Download a PDF, or choose from multiple language options, watch and listen to the original video and audio recordings of Rabbi Sacks, and discover, more by visiting www.RabbiSacks.org.

Is the Sweetness Worth the Sting? by Sara Lamm

This morning, as I was driving my son to school, one of my favorite Israeli classic songs, Noami Shemer’s Al Kol Eleh, came on the radio, and without missing a beat my seven-year-old started to sing along! Why was this so special? I don’t recall ever having played that song for him before. I actually […]