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  • Silence for Optics
    Governments often exploit Israeli intelligence while disavowing its value in public. This gap between covert alignment and overt condemnation is no accident—it is a calculated strategy to manage competing domestic and strategic priorities. Public confirmation is rare but illustrative: Australia openly credited Israeli intelligence with thwarting a major airline bombing plot in Sydney. By contrast,… Read more: Silence for Optics
  • Provoke, Then Accuse: Hebron Edition
    On Friday morning, October 23, 2026—note that this is timed to be just before Shabbat, while Jews are preparing for the holy day—two Hamas gunmen drove to the Yehuda Junction checkpoint near Hebron carrying an M16, a pistol, and enough ammunition for a massacre. Israeli officials say their target was Route 35, a civilian highway.… Read more: Provoke, Then Accuse: Hebron Edition
  • Home Is Where You Shouldn’t Have to Defend Yourself
    Dr. Ramani shares this post: “I woke up already having to defend myself.   Still half asleep, trying to understand what he was accusing me of, choosing my words carefully because I knew how easily the night could get worse.   I hadn’t done anything. I just wanted to sleep.   Home should have been somewhere I could… Read more: Home Is Where You Shouldn’t Have to Defend Yourself
  • Jordan Protects Radical Islamic Terrorists
    Running cover for radical Islamic terrorists in Jordan church attack: While official statements stop short of an explicit declaration, the available evidence strongly indicates that the attackers were radical Islamists—a conclusion Jordanian authorities appear hesitant to state directly. Prime Minister and Interior Ministry statements describe a terrorist operation driven by “extremist terrorist ideology rooted in… Read more: Jordan Protects Radical Islamic Terrorists
  • Why Abdul El-Sayed Is A Danger to the Jewish People
    Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan, has earned the condemnation of Michigan’s Jewish community and of everyone who takes antisemitism seriously. After the March 12 attack on Temple Israel, a synagogue and preschool in West Bloomfield, El-Sayed condemned the violence and then explained it. “Hurt people hurt people,” he said, calling… Read more: Why Abdul El-Sayed Is A Danger to the Jewish People

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