In Israel, a war is raging not only in the Gaza Strip but also a profound, existential debate about the future of the country, its character, responsibility, pragmatism, and the relationship between strategy, morality, and faith.

The media’s reversal of perpetrators and victims has brought Hamas in Gaza and the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah closer to state recognition.

Tisha B’Av marks the fall of the First and Second Temples, even as Israel’s foes try to destroy the Third before it can be built.

Invoking past disasters to promote Jewish guilt about Gaza disgracefully manipulates history and the truth about the war, as well as bolsters those who wish to destroy Israel.

The West believes it’s doing the right thing, but it’s making one of its gravest mistakes.

Where the ‘Bread of Life’ has been multiplied to multitudes for 150 years.

‘Woe to those who call evil good and good evil…’

Time and again, it is made abundantly clear: Every food shipment lands in Hamas’s hands, not the people’s.

Violence by Jewish residents in Judea and Samaria is grossly exaggerated and pales in comparison to the number of Palestinian terrorist attacks against Jews.