International outrage over violence in Judea and Samaria appears to flow in only one direction.

Shas’s spiritual leader says Jewish law forbids voting for Ben-Gvir’s party. The dispute is not whether religious Jews care about Judaism’s holiest site, but what caring for it requires.

In deep grief and great sorrow, we announce the death of our mother Barbara Schneider. She passed away at the blessed age of nearly 90 years.

Shortly before the Knesset elections, Israel’s television channels are painting completely different pictures of the political mood. The decision at the ballot box will pass judgment not only on the next government, but also on the credibility of the media.

The massacre at a church funeral in Jordan is a reminder that Christian security in the Middle East should be measured by whether communities survive, not by whether hatred exists.

Israel’s operation follows an attack that was meant to be far bigger, and a Hamas threat to repeat October 7. Its critics have skipped both.

After the security failure of October 7th, Israel is restructuring the protection of its air force bases. A new elite unit of female soldiers, additional combat troops, and a biblical principle are at the center: vigilance.

The Jewish state will not allow these forces to dictate the choices of its citizens.