Hamas
A Settlement Built on Anything Less than Genuine Palestinian Acceptance of Israel’s Permanence Will Not Hold
Crushing the Palestinians’ Hope of Imposing Their Will on Israel Is the First Condition for Resolving the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
‘Shattering the Palestinians’ Hope of Defeating Israel’ Argues That Israel’s Military Achievements Since October 7 Are Necessary but Not Sufficient
Three Years After the Start of This War, the Middle East Is a Dysfunctional Region That Is Further from a Stable and Peaceful Future than It Has Been for Generations
One Leader Failed to Act on a Warning—the Other Turned Danger Into a Peace Treaty and Destroyed a Nuclear Reactor
The Elections Show the Terror Group Is Still Working to Preserve Its Political and Governing Structure
Newton, Massachusetts, a City of 90,000 with Close to 18,000 Jewish Residents, Has Hired a Teacher with Apparent Family Ties to Hamas
Setting Aside the Accusations and Falsehoods, Naza Stands as Evidence of Israel’s Strength
Its New Book on the Global Jihadi Movement Is a Study in Omission
UConn Grad Wrote Honors Thesis About Post-October 7 Protests—Without Mentioning Massacre
If the State Vets Fighters Without Dismantling Their Networks, the Militia Eventually Will Capture the Institution from Within
Dhimmitude, Campus Intimidation, and the Gaza ‘Genocide’ Charge Reflect an Older Politics of Blame and Subordination
Nordic Nation Continues Anti-Israel Campaign While Sanitizing Engagement with Terrorists
Diplomatic Fantasies About a ‘Political Hamas’ Ignore Doctrine, History and the Body Count
Conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran Are Set to Continue in Altered Form
Hamas Aims to Establish a Legitimate Political Foothold Across the West Bank Without Moderating Its Core Rejectionist Ideology