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The IDF have to watch out for suicide bombers, who of course hide explosives under their clothing

The poem W. H. Auden wrote in response to the outbreak of World War II achieved a newfound fame in the wake of 9/11.

There’s an old joke about the United Nations having a football team. ‘But who would they play?’ it goes. ‘Why, Israel of course.’ There may not be much humour in it, but there’s plenty of truth. Despite Israel being set up by UN vote, it has been the world’s premier forum for Israel-bashing, particularly since […]

If these university leaders had been asked the question about any other minority, their answers might have been different

American University leaders are the product of “decades of brainwashing” according to Israeli President Isaac Herzog. Speaking in an exclusive interview with the New York Post in Jerusalem Thurday he denounced these people as being on the wrong side in “a clash of civilizational values.”

Every time a home is destroyed in Gaza, or a civilian building is targeted much of the world seems bewildered and outraged. In the process the worst libels against the Jewish state get repeated.

A centuries-old poem reminds us to squeeze life out of every moment.

Well the war on Christmas certainly started early this year. On the streets of New York. And in the ugliest way possible. By now everybody will have seen the footage of anti-Israel activists and pro-Palestinian extremists trying to disrupt the Christmas tree lighting at Rockefeller Center.

HENRY KISSINGER had many distinctions in his life. Not the least of these was that he remained politically aware and active right up to his death at 100 today.

‘As the helicopters carrying the released hostages landed, traffic stopped. People got out of their cars and broke into song.’

Between two world wars and a mental breakdown, T.S. Eliot still believed in the possibility of restoration.

The government of Israel – unlike China – is vulnerable to international opinion.