Half-Syrian, half-Lebanese activist Rawan Osman said at the UN regarding the Gaza conflict, 'I want to testify before God and you that Israel is not the problem.'
Addressing the UN Security Council, Noa Argamani spoke about the tragic fates of two captives taken with her—Yossi Sharabi, who perished beneath the rubble of an explosion, and Itay Svirsky, brutally murdered by his captor days later.
A Channel 12 report last week revealed that the terrorist organization has made at least $500 million in profit off humanitarian aid since the start of the war on Oct. 7.
Amid mounting global calls for increased aid to Gaza, the limited capacity of humanitarian organizations hampers the efficient delivery of much-needed assistance.
With the mandate for the Hamas-linked UNRWA agency expected to be renewed in December, Israel and the US are pressing for change in the hopelessly corrupt organization.
Rambam treats Palestinian Arabs from Jenin and Gaza the same as its Israeli Jewish and Arab patients; In a historic first, two female lawyers were appointed as Israel's first Ethiopian judges, and much more.
Israelis and major Jewish organizations are united in their opposition to what is rumored to be President Barack Obama’s 'December surprise' to undercut Israel and bolster the campaign for a Palestinian state.
There is a growing fear that despite US public opinion, Obama’s obsession to distance the US diplomatically from Israel could lead him to forgo employing the US veto in the Security Council, or worse, endorse a resolution which could pave the way for global sanctions against Israel.
After the White House made clear it is exploring options that could potentially damage Israel in an end-of-term move, the WSJ asked, 'Does Mr. Obama want to be remembered as the President who criminalized Israeli citizenship?'
President Obama should take no action (or inaction) that invites UN involvement in the peace process – involvement that would guarantee failure for any future president’s efforts to encourage a negotiated peace.
In a potential sign that Israel’s ties with the Sunni Arab axis in the Middle East are indeed getting stronger, the Kuwaiti UN delegation — for the first time in history – did not walk out of the hall on Thursday during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to the General Assembly.