Following the lessons of October 7, Israel is once again placing greater emphasis on manned air superiority. The largest item in the approved US package concerns the procurement of modern AH-64E Apache helicopters.

International Holocaust Memorial Day cannot be uncomplicatedly marked in the way that it is intended: as a commemoration of the Nazi slaughter of 6 million Jews for the sole reason that they were Jews.

Ceasefire tested at the Yellow Line as Hamas and Islamic Jihad gunmen open fire—and are swiftly neutralized.

“The hardest part about being an Orthodox athlete is finding protein,” A.J. Edelman stated, but he feels that his Jewish identity gives him a purpose.

Jerusalem should be “pragmatic and not give more on normalization than what it’s worth,” says Mideast expert Efraim Inbar.

Palestinian Arabs cannot build a state on grievance alone. And they cannot demand empathy while excusing barbarism.

Impressions from an event in Jerusalem on antisemitism, political responsibility, and the alarming naivety of the West.

Speaking in Jerusalem, US Judge Alan Clemmons argues that the false narrative turns antisemitism into a moral cause disguised as human rights.

Sometimes the Bible shows us leadership in a single, powerful image: raised, trembling hands.