Even some who say they don’t hate the Jewish state yet rely only on the mainstream media for news think that there must be some truth to the “genocide” blood libel. Challenging it isn’t easy.

The irony is glaring: If Hamas were to capitulate, release Israeli hostages it intentionally starves, and end its parasitic hoarding and taxation of food aid, most of Gaza’s hunger could be relieved almost overnight.

The vast majority of Jordanians are Palestinian Arabs according to their history, culture, language and religion.

Why does the biblical story of Ishmael still echo in world politics today? What connects an Esau to left-wing NGOs, UN resolutions, and street protests in Berlin? And why can a prophetic alliance against Israel be seen between Ishmael and Esau, then as now?

Sometimes truth hits you in the simplest words.

While the plan will likely involve costly, hand-to-hand guerrilla combat, Israel sees this option as the most viable for achieving its war goals.

They’ve consistently rejected one if it meant living in peace with a Jewish state. Do the idea’s advocates understand that their goal is Israel’s extinction, or do they want that, too?

Slander, once loosed, is nearly impossible to fully retrieve.

This Talmudic proverb means: There is such a thing as positive envy, and it leads those who experience it to grow in wisdom. This stands in contrast to negative, unacceptable envy.