Gaza War Boosts Solidarity Between Israeli Arabs and Jews
Israel’s Arab minority is rallying to the country in record numbers during the Gaza war, a poll published on November 10 found. The Israel Democracy Institute (IDI) survey found...
Second Intifada
Hamas-Led Terrorist Cell Thwarted in West Bank
Four Palestinian terrorists who were planning bomb attacks in the West Bank were killed by Israeli special forces on November 6. The deaths occurred during an Israeli raid...
Flash Briefs
The key figures leading Israel’s military campaign to destroy Hamas in Gaza
Here are the masterminds directing each aspect of the IDF operation
Op-eds
Israeli Death Toll from Gaza Onslaught Hits 1,200
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Flash Briefs
U.S. Approves Israel’s Entry to Visa Waiver Program
The Biden administration announced on September 27 that it would add Israel to America’s Visa Waiver Program, making it the 41st country on the list. Starting on November 30, Washington...
Flash Briefs
West Bank Rocket Fire Seeks to Open New Front Against Israel
Palestinian terrorists operating near Jenin in the northern West Bank launched a rocket at Israel on September 10, the seventh attempted rocket attack from the area since June. Given that Palestinians...
Policy Briefs
Palestinian Terror Attack Kills One Israeli, Injures Six
A Palestinian terrorist carried out a truck-ramming attack near the Maccabim Security Crossing on August 31, murdering one Israeli and injuring six others. The security crossing,...
Flash Briefs
Israel Deploys Helicopter to West Bank Clash
Israel deployed an IDF helicopter to support the extrication of troops hit by a roadside bomb during a counter-terrorism raid in the West Bank on June 19. The rare aerial intervention followed ferocious...
Flash Briefs
Palestinian Terrorists Kill Israeli Motorist
Palestinian terrorists from the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades killed an Israeli motorist in the West Bank on Tuesday. The 32-year-old married father of two was shot dead in his car as he drove to his home...
Flash Briefs
Amid Escalation in Gaza, Tunisian Soldier Murders Local Jews
A Tunisian national guardsman murdered two Jewish cousins and three Tunisian officers last Tuesday, turning a festive occasion into a tragedy. Aviel and Benjamin Haddad were among thousands of...
Op-eds
Islamic Jihad Seeks Israel’s Destruction
Gaza-based terrorists fired more than 270 rockets and mortars at Israel on May 10 as the Israeli Air Force attacked launching sites across the coastal strip. The terrorist group...
Flash Briefs
Analysis: Iran Leverages Armed Groups Against Israel
The “unification of arenas” slogan often touted by militant groups backed by Iran emerged again last week when Israel responded to attacks on four fronts: Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and the West...
Op-eds
Blinken Builds a Palestinian Hezbollah in the West Bank
Not content with fueling street demonstrations against Bibi in Tel Aviv, the Biden administration looks to ‘Lebanonize’ Israel with a new, U.S.-funded terror army
Op-eds
Palestinian Authority Rejects Security Cooperation with Israel
Senior Palestinian Authority (PA) official Azzam al-Ahmad said on Wednesday that President Mahmoud Abbas had instructed Palestinian security services to “confront” Israeli troops...
Flash Briefs
What Would a Third Intifada Mean for Palestinians?
“I was a senior U.S. diplomat 20 years ago during the Second Intifada…a lot of what we’re seeing today has a very unhappy resemblance,” CIA Director Bill Burns said recently. Middle...
Op-eds
Gaza-Based Militant Group Formally Acknowledges Presence in the West Bank
On Saturday,the Palestinian Mujahideen Movement published a formal declaration stating it established an ostensible group in the West Bank called the Unit Of The Martyrs Of the Occupied Interior. The...
Op-eds
The next Intifada is about to begin
Israel's luck will soon run out
Op-eds
In Israel, Blinken is Betting on the Wrong Peace Process
It makes no sense for Antony Blinken to create a linkage between advancing regional normalization and the moribund Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
Op-eds
Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir Visits Temple Mount
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir made an unannounced visit on Tuesday to the Temple Mount, Judaism’s holiest site, drawing protests from the Palestinians, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia. Jews maintain a 3,000-year-old connection to the Temple Mount, where the two ancient Jewish temples once stood, and toward which Jews around the world face during prayer. The site is also sacred to Muslims, who call it the Noble Sanctuary, and houses the Al Aqsa Mosque, an icon of Palestinian nationalism. Ben-Gvir’s visit did not alter the mount’s status quo arrangement, which permits Israelis to visit but not pray at the site, and simply affirmed that Jews have the right to visit it.
Flash Briefs
Neither Here Nor There
Jordan and the Abraham Accords