Israelis launched a bold military strike against Iran’s tyrannical regime. The rest of us should be grateful.

Editors Marc LiVecche, Mark Tooley and Robert Nicholson discuss Trump’s May Middle East trip and Ukraine’s recent drone attacks on Russia’s strategic bombers

The return of Edan Alexander, the last American citizen held hostage by Hamas, speaks to the broader biblical themes of deliverance and homecoming

Philosemites and antisemites both start from the same observation while arriving at opposite conclusions: the Jews are unique either because they’re very good or very bad—there is no middle position

The US must return to a policy of maximum pressure to disrupt Iran’s revenue streams, curtail its proxies, and protect Middle Eastern Christians.

Fawaz Najim was a Lebanese Christian who fought alongside Israelis in the Lebanese Civil War. His dream of a Lebanon free from domination by Hezbollah can still become a reality

Today marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. It is a good day to remember that some fights have to be fought.

With the decimation of Hezbollah and fall of Assad’s Syria, Lebanon may finally be able to throw off Iranian oppression and begin a new chapter of peace and prosperity

The Israeli military recently made history by allowing autistic persons to serve. Will the US follow suit and pursue accommodations for disabled persons to contribute to the military?