by Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu (Israelnationalnews.com) IDF Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi, speaking at the Arch of Titus 1940 years after the Roman Empire destroyed the Second Holy Temple, declared, “We are here, on the eve of Tisha B’Av, the day the Jewish Temple was destroyed by Titus, and together with the Jewish Community we say, […]

Dr. Aaron Lerner Does a Jew from Boston, Buenos Aires or Bombay have the right to step off the plane at Ben Gurion Airport and become an Israeli citizen simply because he is a Jew? He does today, under the Law of Return. When an Israeli Arab says Israel should be a “state of all […]

By: Roger Aronoff Rabbi David Nesenoff has given Accuracy in Media the most detailed account yet of how his encounter with veteran White House correspondent Helen Thomas caused him to reevaluate not only his view of the media, but of the White House and President Obama. Nesenoff is a self-described liberal Democrat who used to […]

By Ryan Mauro Facing a precarious future, Europe has only just begun to reckon with increasing Muslim populations and Islamic extremism. If current demographic trends [1] persist, Europe’s democratic secular foundations will be in serious jeapordy in about twenty five years. This disturbing reality is causing a backlash, forcing European governments to confront the threat […]

The Rabbinical Congress for Peace (RCP) marked the fifth anniversary of Israel’s disastrous withdrawal from Gaza by publishing a letter the group received from then-Prime Minister Ariel Sharon dated July 18, 2005. The Rabbis had handed Sharon a Torah Ruling against ceding land but Sharon chose to ignore it.  “I believe that today, the benefit, peace […]

On Monday morning a reporter contacted me to remonstrate with me for my treatment of the reporter in this video [1], in which I respond to a biased and misleading question by the Swedish reporter Per Gudmundson. The reporter thought I was too hard on Gudmundson, despite the “when did you stop beating your wife” […]

The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) held its first ever National Student Essay contest. The goal of the contest was to raise awareness of Israel’s historical, legal and religious rights in Judea and Samaria. We believe this was especially important in light of unprecedented international pressure against Jews building and living there, even within the […]

Against Al-Jazeera TV in New York Federal Court NEW YORK/ On the fourth anniversary of start of the Lebanese-Israeli War, ninety-one American, Israeli and Canadian victims of Hezbollah rocket attacks filed an unprecedented lawsuit against the Qatar-based Al-Jazeera television network. The suit, Kaplan et al. v. Al Jazeera (Case No.: 10 CV 5298), which was […]

by Gil Ronen (Israelnationalnews.com) A exhibition of 26 photos taken by victims of Arab terror attacks opened this week at Rambam Hospital in Haifa. The photographs were taken by 17 terror victims who participated in a special three month long photography course offered by Rambam’s social service in cooperation with Operation Embrace. While Israel has […]

By Steven Simpson The term “Palestine” has conjured up many images and meanings throughout the centuries. In the Christian West, the term was synonymous for the “Promised Land,” or the “Holy Land,” that is, the Land of the Jews. Throughout the centuries, the terms “Palestine” and “Palestinian” were analogous to the terms “Israel” and “Jew.” […]