Two minutes and eight seconds. That’s the time Hamas terrorists estimated it would take them to reach their target, Kibbutz Nahal Oz, from their starting point in Gaza City’s Shejaiya … more

The other day, a friend asked me what I was making for dinner. The truth was that I had no plans for dinner at all. I was still sore and exhausted from non-stop gardening and had been so busy that I … more

Much has been made of the fact that the murderous Iranian regime was behind the Oct. 7 invasion of southern Israel, the single largest massacre and brutalization of Jews since the Holocaust. The … more

Two recently filed terror-related lawsuits deserve examination. The media has been abuzz about the lawsuit recently filed by 125 American citizens against Iran, Syria and North Korea in … more

I t’s been only three weeks since Sir Keir Starmer was elected as Britain’s new prime minister in the Labour Party’s first general election triumph since 2005, but so much has … more

America reached a new low this past week simultaneous with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to a joint session of Congress. Thousands of pro-Hamas activists rioted outside … more

There are more important things to worry about these days than sports. In a world in which Islamist terrorists have been allowed to continue to run amuck and in which antisemitism is surging around … more

As the Olympic Games in Paris attract world attention this week, I would like to bring to your attention a unique and historically interesting book on the most infamous Olympic Games of all, the … more

S efer Vayikra concludes with the pasuk: “These are the mitzvot that Hashem commanded Moshe to [tell] b’nai Yisrael on Har Sinai.” In contrast, the final verse of Sefer Bamidbar … more

A s the Torah depicts the early travels of the Israelites, small details from famous stops are recalled. They crossed the Red Sea toward the desert. They then traveled for three days through the … more