The truth of God’s warning that Jerusalem and the Temple Mount would be a stumbling block to the nations is today more evident than ever.
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“The Arabic service, we are looking at it. We’ve been examining it,” said BBC Chairman Samir Shah.
Five wounded Syrian Druze civilians evacuated to Ziv Medical Center in the Galilee.
“The Jews say, ‘This is ours, that was ours….’ No. That’s not what the Koran says,” said the Palestinian leader, echoing a claim made by his predecessor, Yasser Arafat.
President Ahmed al-Sharaa must “protect the Druze in the suburbs of Damascus from attacks by jihadist rioters,” said Defense Minister Israel Katz.
Far from protecting against rampant antisemitism, it has only fueled it.
Think Abbas, who has been running the PA as an autocrat, intends to share power with his newly elected vice president, Hussein al-Sheikh? Think again.
Their commitment to saving lives, even in the face of terrorism-driven arson, is an inspiration to those of us everywhere.
On Remembrance Day, the road to Jerusalem is burning – perhaps not a coincidence, but a wake-up call for a divided Israel.
