Jonathan Feldstein

In a candid panel discussion on the “Inspiration from Zion ” podcast, five undecided Israeli voters, ranging across the political spectrum from left to right, were asked directly: why aren't Israelis simply lining up behind Netanyahu again? The answers were pointed, personal, and remarkably unified across what is otherwise a varied group.

A On May 15, as has been done for decades, Palestinian Arabs, their supporters and Israel detractors observed the “Nakba” or the catastrophe of Israel’s birth in 1948. In order to understand the veracity of that narrative and how it’s been conflated in modern dialogue and reporting, it’s important to understand what lies behind that.

Controversy surrounds Adam Hamawy's NJ congressional win amid ties to jihadist terrorism and national security concerns.

From South Lebanon to Israel, a displaced Christian shares a life shaped by war, faith, and divided identity.

Catholic theologians launch a bold appeal supporting Israel amid rising anti-Zionism and antisemitism.

The lion is not eating the lamb, but sitting down at the table together with the lamb, piled with burgers and fries alongside Persian kotlet and Ghormeh Sabzi.

Jonathan Feldstein | Jun 21, 2026 The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.

On May 15, as has been done for decades, Palestinian Arabs, their supporters and Israel detractors observed the “Nakba” or the catastrophe of Israel’s birth in 1948. In order to understand the veracity of that narrative and how it’s been conflated in modern dialogue and reporting, it’s important to understand what lies behind that.

The destruction of the Temples in Jerusalem pulled the rug out from under the cornerstone of Jewish life, something which we still experience today. Sadly, there are parallels in the Roman siege and conquest of Jerusalem 1956 years ago with the current siege of Western society by Islamists today.

'Colonialism opened the doors for Europe's Islamic population growth'