Tag Archives: Opinion & Editorial

Two years after the October 7, 2023, attacks by Hamas, Israel is still carrying wounds that in some ways have deepened and worsened after two years of war.

Mahmoud Abbas has led the Palestinian Authority without elections for over 20 years, yet is misrepresented as a "world leader" by journalism, ignoring his autocratic rule.

The editorial writers at The Washington Post support establishing a sovereign Palestinian Arab state next to Israel. They continue to say this even as Israel approaches nearly two years of war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip following the Hamas-led terrorist attacks in southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.

Yom Yerushalayim celebrates Jerusalem's reunification. The term "East Jerusalem" lacks historical basis, representing a modern political construct disputing Israel's claim.

Rafael Medoff criticizes AHA's resolution on "scholasticide," arguing it unjustly blames Israel for educational damage in Gaza, ignoring Hamas's role in terrorism.

A new record may have just been set—for the most Hitler analogies in a 24-hour period.

"What if my teachers, office staff or best friends get shot? What if the only people who have made me feel not alone and proud of who I am are killed?"

Shaul Amir, our long-time Israel correspondent, sums up his view of 5775 and what 5776 may hold for Israel.