October 7 was so horrific it threatened to ambush the Palestinian cause. So they did what people have done for centuries: They changed the subject and blamed the Jews. That always works.
Samantha Woll, 40, was the Board President of the Isaac Agree Downtown Detroit Synagogue.
While Jews were mourning the atrocities of October 7, progressive Jew haters were panicking at the potential loss of their foundational narrative.
A traumatized but reborn Israel faces terrifying options.
The most difficult day in Israel’s history is behind us, and very difficult days — hopefully not equally difficult, or more difficult — are still ahead of us.
We’ve never seen a savage volcano of violence like the one we saw on October 7.
Biden called the Hamas terror invasion “pure unadulterated evil” and pointed out that Hamas’ “stated purpose for being is to kill Jews.”
What Hamas can’t stomach, above all, is a world that admires Israel. In the cesspool of its terror doctrine, the Jewish state is an evil that is meant to be destroyed, not admired.
Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel Saturday morning. The death toll has soared to over 700. Chaos and uncertainty still prevail among citizens as the Israeli army retaliates in Gaza.
Iranians just commemorated the one-year anniversary of the death of Mahsa Amini, the 22-year-old Iranian girl who was arrested for not wearing her hijab properly and was beaten and died in custody.
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