With flights canceled and prices skyrocketing, many Israelis are spending the summer in their own country out of necessity. But even here, everyday life is becoming increasingly unaffordable. A personal perspective on a constrained summer.

The UN and Western states disproportionately criticize Israel—a political maneuver with biblical echoes.

There is no famine in Gaza, not according to official metrics, so the IPC changed its metrics to support a false narrative.

A “two-state solution” would enlarge not only the jihadi terror threat to Israel, conventional and unconventional, but also the tangible prospects for a catastrophic regional war.

Regardless of political controversies, a remarkable Israeli superiority in the region has evidently developed in the last year.

It’s important to recognize that in the greater scheme of things, the battles on social media don’t really matter.

Israel stands at a crossroads—not only in the bloody conflict in the Gaza Strip but also in the struggle for its international recognition and moral legitimacy.

When it comes to “Palestinians,” suddenly resettlement is forbidden.

Instead of extirpating and repatriating these masses of unassimilable nuisances, many Europeans are now dressing as terrorist wannabes and joining the mobs.