This is a re-post from Aish.com by Aish.com staff In this article Time magazine violates all rules of objectivity, consistently presenting Palestinians in a positive and sympathetic light, while portraying Israelis as callous murderers. Wael Imad, a violent attacker, is described in warm, humanistic terms: a “lively 14-year-old” who receives “allowance” from “Daddy.” “A rubber […]

“The hate that begins with Jews never ends with Jews.” On 27th September 2016, Rabbi Sacks delivered a powerful keynote address entitled ‘The Mutating Virus: Understanding Antisemitism’ in the European Parliament.

Researchers at the University of Kentucky have used a new digital reconstruction technique to resurrect one of the earliest known versions of the Old Testament from a Hebrew scroll that was burned beyond recognition. Photo: University of Kentucky.   Watch the Video HERE.

This is a re-post from American Enterprise Institute by Danielle Pletka Someone — not the Iranian foreign minister, mind you — penned a nice little piece on the New York Times op-ed page for Muhammad Javad Zarif.

This is a re-post from United with Israel Click Here to Watch Video On September 11, 2001, news outlets captured video of Palestinians celebrating upon hearing the news that Muslim terrorists carried out multiple terror attacks in America that killed 3,000 innocent people and injured many more.

This is a re-post from Premier Christianity by David Wood Christian apologist and expert on Islam, David Wood shares his opinion on why young Muslims are becoming terrorists in France. The Muslim population in France is somewhat higher than the Muslim population in most other European countries, and the numbers have risen very sharply in […]

Dry Bones, Fast, Holy Day, Tisha Be’Av, Jerusalem Temple, Judaism, Jews, Jewish Culture, politics, Tisha Be’Av ( “the ninth of Av”) is an annual fast day in Judaism which commemorates the anniversary of the destruction of both the First Temple by the Babylonians and the Second Temple by the Romans in Jerusalem. Tisha Be’Av 2016 […]

This is a re-post from Aish.com by Jeff Jacoby “The goal of Olympism,” proclaims the Olympic Charter, “is to place sport at the service of the harmonious development of humankind, with a view to promoting a peaceful society concerned with the preservation of human dignity.”