
The Return of the Hostages and the Peace Deal
While I am overjoyed at the return of our hostages and their reunification with their families, I am also pragmatic that real peace will take far more than a single agreement.
While I am overjoyed at the return of our hostages and their reunification with their families, I am also pragmatic that real peace will take far more than a single agreement.
Trump’s tour-de-force through Israel will long be remembered. What’s yet to be known is whether it will be seen as a turning point in history or a fleeting hiatus in an ongoing ordeal.
The Trump-brokered plan might bring calm to Israel & Gaza — but only truth can make it last. Anti-Zionism is the lie that promises endless war.
If the images of Oct. 7 transmitted the fanaticism of a death cult, the images of Oct. 13 transmitted that we are fanatical lovers of life.
Trump has brought a lull in the fighting and a measure of relief. But one person’s truce is another’s recharging of rage.
For all the pain of these past two years – the loss of two thousand lives, including hundreds of soldiers who died and were wounded to save the hostages – last night at Hostage Square felt like one of the most hopeful moments in Israel’s history.
A significant portion of the Arab world knows its wellbeing depends on the downfall of Iran and its proxies, Hamas and Hezbollah foremost among them. And that victory is possible only through alliance with Israel.
Our enemies interpret compassion as weakness. But to choose life is our strength, the moral heartbeat of Am Yisrael.
Unlike many of her peers in the legacy media, Weiss will carry water not for a political party but for the bipartisan search for truth.
There is no equal to Zola today, but the times demand another letter unambiguously standing for truth in a world losing its collective mind, again using the Jew and the Jewish state as a scapegoat.