Author - Fiamma Nirenstein

Ankara’s record—from hosting Hamas to buying Russian missile systems—raises questions about whether it should receive America’s most advanced fighter jet.

Israel and the Jewish people remain under siege, but stronger, prouder and more determined to endure.

As US pressure mounts to accommodate Iran, the Jewish state remains a vital ally, a champion of human rights and the West’s most determined defender against terrorism.

As Trump strikes a deal with Tehran, Israel must continue to defend itself against Iran and its proxies.

After years of Iranian proxy warfare and diplomatic constraints, Israel’s latest actions signal a determination to defend itself regardless of Tehran’s conditions.

Iran’s promises of restraint mask a strategy of perpetual conflict, using Hezbollah and diplomacy alike as tools of war.

The placement of Israel on a UN blacklist alongside Hamas and ISIS marks a new low in the campaign to delegitimize the Jewish state.

As Trump pushes for regional deals, the Jewish state focuses on preventing Hezbollah and Hamas from rebuilding—and ensuring that Iran never obtains a nuclear weapon.

As northern Israel remains under drone and missile threat, Netanyahu faces mounting pressure at home while maintaining strategic coordination with Trump over Iran.

A US-Iran deal may delay Tehran’s nuclear ambitions, but it leaves unresolved the regime’s missile arsenal, regional proxies and long-term intentions.