Is The IDF Committing Terrorist Acts Against Hezbollah?

(OPINION) There is a Talmudic dictum that states, “If someone comes to kill you, rise up and kill him first.” This is part of a discussion of the laws of self-defense, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cited it with reference to the targeted killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.

Human Rights, Middle East, Opinion, Politics, Religion, Jewish, Judaism, IsraelDr. Michael BrownOctober 1, 2024Dr. Michael Brown, Mike Brown, terrorism, IDF, Israel, Hezbollah, news, opinion, Middle East, Lebanon, Islam, Judaism, Jews, Zionism, antisemitism, Michael BrownComment

Pilgrims visit site of Jesus’s Baptism, now cleared of landmines

One of Christianity and Judaism’s holiest sites was seeded with more than 6,500 landmines and booby traps inside churches by the Israeli military beginning in 1968.

Middle East, NewsGil ZoharJanuary 29, 2020Gil Zohar, Israel, West Banak, landmine clearance, IDF, epiphany day, epiphany, qasr al-yahud, castle of the jews, Jordan, Orthodox Christianity, secondary feature, Secondary feature, Secondary Feature, ChristianityComment

Thousands of Jewish worshippers pack Hebron to celebrate the life of Sarah

Some 30,000 Israeli, American, British and French Jews thronged Hebron and the adjoining town of Kiryat Arba on Nov. 22 and 23 to celebrate the Torah reading of Chayei Sarah, which details how Abraham the Patriarch purchased a double cave in which to bury his wife Sarah.

Religion will be central in Israel's upcoming elections

(OPINION) Some of Israel’s most devout citizens are at the heart of a major political rift over the country’s compulsory military service. The issue could shape the elections next month.

Opinion, Politics, Religion, Middle East, AsiaRichard OstlingAugust 27, 2019Richard Ostling, Israel, Haredim, Vivian Bercovici, politics, Knesset, IDF, Israeli Defense Forces, Benjamin Netanyahu, Election, Judaism, LGBTQ

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