Without Israel, the United States would have to invest between $15 billion to $20 billion annually for the manufacturing of aircraft carriers needed in the Mediterranean.

Not a slogan, but reality: Israel shows that truth, responsibility, and faith are stronger than hatred and threats.

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.

Few ideas cause as much anxiety in the Middle East as the concept of a “Greater Israel.” This is not merely a geopolitical thought experiment but a vision rooted in the Bible.

While political storms against Israel show no signs of abating, a quiet but decisive power play is unfolding in the background.

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.

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

Amid secrecy, exhaustion, and a lack of answers, each of us wants to see the goal on the horizon: land, solid ground, stability, normality.