Cargo shipments are being routed away from the Red Sea because of the threat of missile attacks from Yemen, adding substantial time and cost to goods being shipped from Asia to Europe and North America.
Dr. Claudine Gay, under fire for antisemitism on campus and multiple examples of plagiarism in her published academic papers, stepped down as president of Harvard Tuesday, blaming the controversy on “racial animus.”
A study found that while over 80% of college students support the antisemitic chant “from the river to the sea,” most have no idea which river or sea are meant or what the phrase implies—the extermination of 9 million Israelis.
Israeli tanks reached the center of Khan Younis Sunday, a city of about 200,000 in the southern part of the Gaza Strip. It’s believed that Hamas fighters on the ground have lost contact with their leaders.
Aaron Lipkin, CEO of Lipkin Tours, joins us from his home in Samaria and tells us that the shocking barbarity of the Hamas terror attack October 7 has united the Israeli people in a way that seemed impossible three weeks ago.
An embargo on Iranian missiles and missile technology, imposed by the UN Security Council in 2007, was allowed to quietly expire last week with no comment from the Biden administration.
Jonathan Cahn, author of the #1 best seller The Josiah Manifesto, explains the significance of the Hebrew word hamas (“violence”), which is found 61 times in the Old Testament.
The IDF confirmed Monday that 199 hostages are being held by Hamas, complicating the imminent invasion of Gaza by Israeli troops.
Why would Iran, a Shia theocracy, back a Sunni terrorist group? Filmmaker and Bible prophecy teacher Ali Siadatan explains this may be the aging ayatollahs last hurrah.Continue Reading
This week has driven a wedge between Israel and its Arab neighbors, a win for Iran and Hamas. It also puts Ukraine and Taiwan on back burners, which advances the foreign policy of Russia and China.