The Holocaust is often framed as a rupture, a singular descent into madness disconnected from what came before. But that framing is wrong.

The right of the Jewish people to govern their historic homeland is exercised every single day.

The delegation itself has become a visible expression of internal fragmentation.

The old hatred has not disappeared into the past. It has become fluent in the language of the present.

As of now, for all the considerable sound and fury brought forth over the last five weeks, nothing has been resolved.

For Israelis, the focus remains on the imminent threat posed by Iran since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

If this conflict accomplished nothing else, it has shown that Iran's ballistic missile program represents an existential danger to countries in both the Middle East and Europe.

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Negotiations risk not only legitimizing an Islamist terror group but also entrenching its authoritarian rule in the Gaza Strip and paving the way for more massacres against Israel.

Where no available partner exists for the negotiation of quiet borders, Israel will establish a physical barrier between its civilian population and the threat on the other side.

A ceasefire deal now would not resolve the underlying problem—it would freeze it in place temporarily while allowing the regime to recover.

Something fundamental has changed. The aura of inevitability has been broken. The image of invulnerability has been shattered. Fear has begun to change sides.

Despite talk of diplomacy, thousands of U.S. troops are currently mobilizing for what military analysts describe as a potential ground incursion.

There is something deeply misguided – if not outright dangerous – about the idea that the US or other international parties should beg Hamas to lay down its weapons.

By keeping a narrow economic lifeline open—such as continued oil exports—Washington may be attempting to prevent further escalation while preserving incentives for restraint within Iran’s political system.

From The Protocols of the Elders of Zion to Nazi propaganda to Soviet disinformation, the theme has remained constant. Only the language has changed.

Israel is now applying the methods and practices it honed during the decades in which it fought mainly non-state forces against a state enemy.

Instead of foregrounding Larijani’s role within a regime accused of violently suppressing protests, coverage leaned into biography. Scholar. Pragmatist. A man of ideas.

Kasparian characterized Israeli military operations in Gaza as “random slaughter” while disregarding widely cited factors, such as Hamas’s use of civilians as human shields.

Larijani helped direct Iran’s regional strategy, including the use of proxies to attack Israel, the relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons, and the rejection of diplomatic efforts that would have halted that program.

Even if the uranium remains underground, extracting or securing it would pose an enormous technical challenge.

Billions have been spent promoting accusations that Israel is colonialist, genocidal and criminal.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps first sought to close the Strait of Hormuz, mining both it and the Gulf of Oman four decades ago.

The Islamic Republic has no shortage of sympathizers throughout the region willing to target American diplomats.

In Israel, the Jew is not an exposed minority begging others to take his fear seriously.

The result is not a transition but an entrenchment under a different institutional label.

If you do not project power against forces of evil like the Iranian regime, then you will be devoured.

While today the regime seeks to use the gold-plated facility to honor itself, any future regime should do the opposite.

The US and the rest of the international community were wrong to assume that Hezbollah would honor the ceasefire agreement with Israel.

Tehran assumed that it enjoys the advantage of having a single war goal: survival.

The danger of Iranian aggression was looming, and the two leaders understood it.

For the first time in decades, truly courageous leadership has emerged in the presence of U.S. President Donald J. Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

'Was the US forced to strike because of an impending Israeli action?' Rubio set the record straight unequivocally.

Instead of joining the fight against evil, they condemn Israel and the Trump administration.

Scapegoating Israel and, by extension, its Jewish supporters, in this particular way is redolent of traditional antisemitic tropes about Jews of dual loyalty.

While making food baskets for the holiday of Purim, I was interrupted by several air raid sirens.

Whoever is in charge, the leadership has yet to hold a funeral for Khamenei—a striking delay, given that Islamic tradition calls for burial as soon as possible.

The question is whether the regime remains strong enough to quash an attempted uprising as it did in January, when it killed approximately 30,000 protesters.

Like his Palestinian proxies, Khamenei was always prepared to sacrifice as many Palestinians as possible as part of the Jihad against Israel and the US.

The Islamic Republic was never a one-man show.