A letter urges UN Secretary-General António Guterres to take action to make it clear that antisemitism has no place in the United Nations.

Ramallah’s UN envoy Riyad Mansour, confirmed the prospective move, albeit it at an undefined date, and argued that it would “save the two-state solution” and perhaps even “help Israel by waking up its leaders to hold negotiations.”

A week after the end of the fighting in Gaza between Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), it is now becoming clear why Hamas did not join the mini-war.

In addition to dealing with internal terrorist groups like Hamas and Islamic Jihad, Israel must also deal with threats posed by an international group like Islamic State.

Three recent incidents demonstrate clearly the bias Israel faces from both the foreign press and the United Nations.

It’s not the first time Israel’s lenience toward Palestinian security prisoners has resulted in Israeli casualties.

Sites were hit in southeastern Tartus on the Syrian coast as well as in the Damascus countryside, according to Syrian state media.

Israel continues to crack down on Palestinian Arab terrorism, preventing numerous planned attacks against Israeli citizens.

The 1929 Hebron massacre killed 67 Jews; to the Palestinian leadership, the worst of the killers are national heroes.

Sunday’s shooting in Jerusalem had the strategic aim of undermining the Jewish presence in the Old City.