Only one nation's soldiers aren't allowed to defend themselves.

Wars are not just won or lost with firepower but with the spirit of a people.

For the Times, supporting jihad is not a bug. It’s a feature.

But Israel’s decency and Hamas’ cruelty mean nothing too much of the world, especially the left, the universities and the media.

Multiple Haniyeh family members have been treated in Israeli hospitals.

The stories of these Muslims who volunteered to defend the Jewish state, and some who died in that struggle, should be more widely known.

Israel gains nothing, and loses a great deal, from killing civilians, which would only be used to blacken the image of the Jewish state.

From stealing aid to murdering civilians attempting to find a haven, Hamas is the actual enemy of Palestinians.

The IDF continues to face one of the most difficult and complex combat environments.

Hamas has engaged in deliberate killings of civilians, while Israel has not; the numbers game is meant to be a distraction

The more food aid was sent, the richer the terrorists got and the worse the famine became.

Despite evidence, mainstream media outlets appear hesitant to update their stories.

Jews are being arrested, while Jihadists and their allies gleefully rampage across the civilized world.

Israel was still at war in 1949 when they held their first elections.

Following recent air strikes, supporters of Hamas gathered in Times Square, chanting "US, UK Go To Hell" and condemning US actions in Yemen.

The ratio of civilian to combatant deaths in the Gaza War is 130:95, or less than 2 to 1, lower than any recorded conflict ever.

Antisemtic incidents in college campuses bear no repercussions. 

Following the death of Hamza al-Dahdouh, the son of Al Jazeera's Gaza bureau, the IDF was clamed for killing a civilian. Was this indeed the case?

We used to know Al Jazeera and Qatar were the enemy, but now we forgot.

How John Oliver overlooks the IDF's remarkable commitment to minimizing civilian casualties.

Canada's plan to welcome immigrants from Gaza raises concerns about the vetting process.

“Jihad… coming soon to a US location near you,” says NJ busted Muslim:

Will the mainstream media report on his original statement, pointing out its absurdities?

A recent DailyMail.com poll exposes a troubling trend as one in five young Americans express a positive view of positive view of 9/11 mastermind and Al Qaeda founder Osama Bin Laden.

They go to war knowing that the lives of their friends and families depend on them.

Controversy ensues as NY Times publishes article by Hamas official.

It looks as if Ebrahim Raisi’s future travel plans will have to be severely curtailed.

Hamas supporters disrupt Christmas festivities worldwide, casting a shadow over holiday traditions with shocking acts of intimidation and vandalism.

Dozens of wounded terrorists had life-saving procedures done for them.

Israel provided well-paying jobs for 20,000 Gazans in an attempt to help.

What we have is a heavily politicized justice system, not a just and fair one.

44.9% of Muslim Americans surveyed that they were following the war 'very closely.'

75% of pro-Palestinian students could not locate the Palestinian territories in question on a map.

While we so often dwell on the darkness, this is a season in which light drives out the darkness.

The Hamas-run Ministry of Health in Gaza is not too concerned that people will study the numbers closely.

Those who admire Hamas, support Hamas and happily celebrate the atrocities should be treated as such.

The only way to achieve a 'permanent ceasefire' with an Islamic terror group is to destroy it.

98% in Gaza and the West Bank said that they felt ‘pride’ as ‘Palestinians’ over the war.