Zina Rakhamilova

The death of Mohammad Deif will change the course of the current war and begin the steps to a complete defeat of Hamas and the “day after” in Gaza.

The 1972 Munich Olympics massacre scarred Jewish history. Now, with Israeli athletes facing death threats ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics, it's clear little has changed.

How could I leave when my country needed me? How do I get on a plane when so many of my friends in Israel can’t because they don’t have a second passport?

For some reason, the world is utterly silent about what is happening to the Hindus.

The IDF’s decisive preemptive strike against Hezbollah’s planned attack has restored confidence in Israel’s defense, reversing previous skepticism following October 7.

With Iran and Qatar emboldening Hamas through financial and military support, and the U.S. slow to act, the crisis will only get worse.

As the year progressed, I began to view the events of Yom Kippur 2023 through a different lens. I now believe that the threat facing the Jewish people is more insidious than internal division alone.

The true threat to both Palestinians and Israelis is Hamas and its supporters in Iran, who persist in sustaining this violence at any cost.

While it’s essential for Israel to develop an alternative strategic plan for Palestinians to prevent regional instability and security concerns, Israel has every right to proceed with this decision.

Heed this warning: Islamic fundamentalists may start with the Jews, but they won’t stop there.