
Zina Rakhamilova
I still trust my Israeli passport because I have faith in the Israeli people - opinion
Iranian voices warn of dangers as joint nuclear talks progress – opinion
If Bar’s firing is truly about October 7, then accountability must apply across the board - opinion
We want Hamas defeated, but we want our families back even more - opinion
Now is the time to demand that neighboring countries and the international community apply every possible form of pressure to force Hamas to release the hostages and surrender.
There is no such thing as a good jihadist: Western media is downplaying HTS's brutality - opinion
Whether it is HTS in Syria or Hamas in Gaza, these groups are genocidal fundamentalists. There is no such thing as a good jihadist.
The high cost of campus antisemitism: Elite universities face financial reckoning - opinion
"As federal investigations target Columbia and other prestigious institutions for failing to protect Jewish students, universities are learning that tolerating antisemitism comes with a price.
The West is enabling Hamas’s propaganda and the hostages are paying the price - opinion
Hamas’s propaganda is fooling the West, whitewashing its brutality while Israeli hostages endure starvation and torture. The world must stop enabling their lies.
False victory: Why Hamas sells the illusion of triumph as Gaza lies in ruin - opinion
Hamas continues to sell the illusion of triumph, hoping the world will look past the devastation they have wrought. Don’t be fooled.
How will Aoun affect the Middle East? - opinion
Aoun must navigate Lebanon’s sectarian divides, restore trust, and fortify the Lebanese Armed Forces. While there is room for optimism, the path ahead demands unwavering resolve and resilience.
Hostage report shows conditions worse than you can imagine - opinion
Every day that world leaders and humanitarian organizations remain silent, they betray the victims and enable the perpetrators to continue their atrocities. Silence is complicity.
Selective moral outrage causes double standard across Middle East - opinion
If social justice warriors truly care about justice, they must broaden their focus beyond selective targets and confront the realities of regimes like Assad’s. Anything less is moral bankruptcy.
Israel is reshaping the Middle East as Assad regime crumbles – opinion
Amid Syria’s shifting power dynamics, what's next for Israel and the Middle East?
The Hezbollah threat: Weakened, but not gone – opinion
Israel has reduced Hezbollah’s fighting capabilities to such an extent that many don’t understand why it would agree to stop when the terror group has been reduced to a pile of rubble.