Tag: Israel

Israel War & Peace 10 Min Read

Three to Five Years, Forever: Thirty Years of the Iranian Nuclear ‘Deadline’ and the Strategic Utility of Perpetual Imminence

For more than three decades, Iran has been portrayed as an imminent and existential threat, perpetually on the verge of acquiring a nuclear weapon. This narrative of impending crisis was firmly established as early as 1992, when Binyamin Netanyahu, then a member of the Israeli Knesset, warned that Iran was

Israel Opinion War & Peace 6 Min Read

The Mathematical Illusion of Safety: Normalized Risk and the Paradox of Fear

Reports issued this week by Magen David Adom and hospital authorities contain a set of statistics that demand a rigorous re-evaluation of our national psyche. While the eyes of the world are fixed on the technological duel between interception systems and Iranian ballistic missiles, the data suggests that our most

Diaspora Israel Judaism Opinion 11 Min Read

What Should They Have Done? Power Versus Principle in Wartime Dilemmas

The history of the State of Israel is frequently presented as an endless series of "impossible choices." From the early days of the Yishuv to the current security crisis, the prevailing narrative suggests that a "nature of reality" dictated a selection between the fit and the unfit, the prominent and

Diaspora Featured Israel Judaism Opinion 12 Min Read

Dear Goyim

Reclaiming Truth To my neighbors among the nations: I begin this letter with a word that carries real weight and history. In our sacred tongue, goy (plural goyim) simply means "nation" or "people." Our own scriptures and prayers describe the Jewish people as a goy kadosh — a holy nation

Diaspora Featured Israel 15 Min Read

The 100% Pure Lie: Why We Have the Governance We Deserve

"Education has produced a vast population able to read but unable to distinguish what is worth reading, an easy prey to sensations and cheap appeals." — G.M. Trevelyan "Plain lies are dangerous; the only weapons left to the advertiser are the suggestio falsi and the suppressio veri, and his use

Featured Israel Judaism Opinion War & Peace 13 Min Read

Up From Zionism!

In 1959, William F. Buckley Jr. published Up From Liberalism, a piercing dissection of an American elite that had become intoxicated with its own virtue. He described a liberal class that preached freedom while practicing coercion, a group that prioritized engineered social progress over eternal truths, and who believed that

Israel Opinion War & Peace 5 Min Read

Pollard Confirms ‘Echoes of Molech’: IDF Purity of Arms as the Altar of PTSD

Six months ago, Jewish Home News published a warning that the IDF’s "Purity of Arms" doctrine had mutated into a modern form of human sacrifice—a revival of the ancient Molech worship where children were passed through fire to appease a false idol. That article, IDF Rules of Engagement and the

Diaspora Israel Judaism War & Peace 12 Min Read

G-d, Mossad, or Gravity? Why Prophecy Is No Conspiracy

In the early years of the State, it was easy to point to a singular vision—a "Ben-Gurion doctrine"—that ruthlessly pulled strings to gather exiles from the four corners of the earth. But today, with that generation long gone, the clarity of that vision has been replaced by a terrifying ambiguity.

Israel Judaism 8 Min Read

The Covert War on Sanctity: Why Israel’s Holy Sites are Being Managed Like a CIA Black Op

To the uninitiated pilgrim arriving at the Tomb of Samuel the Prophet or ascending the steep slopes of Mount Meron, the signage of the National Center for the Development of Holy Places ("The Holy Sites Authority") (NCDHP) appears benign, even welcoming. The gold triangle logo suggests stewardship; the turnstiles and

Israel War & Peace 6 Min Read

Pollard: IDF Solution to Eastern Front Threat is ‘More Jobs for Arabs’—in Replay of October 7 Disaster

The State of Israel is mobilizing to construct a massive, multi-billion shekel defensive line along its 310-mile frontier with Jordan. On paper, the project is a long-overlooked necessity designed to seal the country’s porous eastern flank against a rising tide of Iranian arms smuggling. But inside the closed briefing rooms