Almost two years after the Hamas massacre on October 7, Israel hopes for the release of hostages, struggles for internal unity, and faces international isolation.
Gaza
Former Israeli Navy commander Eliezer Marom told JNS that Italian and Spanish warships are likely accompanying the large flotilla heading for Gaza for search-and-rescue purposes.
Any competent rabbi will tell you that it’s against the Torah to give away any part of the Holy Land to the enemies of the State of Israel.
In-depth analysis of President Trump’s sweeping plan on how to end the Gaza war and transform the Palestinian enclave.
Supporters call it the end of Hamas rule, critics say it’s built on fantasy and foreign wishful thinking.
By grossly misrepresenting the data, the IPC has injured its own credibility and compromised its ability to perform its crucial mission.
Israel’s foes, and even those currently backing the plan, remain ultimately bound to Islamic ideology, just as the West does to an entrenched antisemitism.
New survey reveals deep marital strain and a surge in child mental health crises as reservists serve months on end.
The Oct. 7 catastrophe was no surprise attack—it was the price of delusion, a ‘conceptzia’ that infected Israel’s entire ruling class.
Despite warnings from Italy and offers for safe distribution of aid, activists persist with their mission – it’s about symbolism, not aid.