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A crudely fashioned slingstone projectile about an inch long, made of lead and inscribed with the word “Learn,” was discovered in the necropolis outside the Greco-Roman clifftop city of Hippos.

The small but deadly “bullet” was found in late 2025…

Strip away slogans and political framing, and a more technical reality emerges, one shaped not by activists or headlines but by those who study and conduct war for a living. Senior military figures across Western institutions have reached a…

As Hatzola (emergency) vehicles burn in London England, as Iran insists that they won’t unblock the Strait of  Hormuz, (and will instead hit back if Trump carries through with his threat to bomb power plants if the strait is not…

The Chazon Ish gives a very clear definition in making the distinction between Emuna and Bitachon. We loosely translate these words to mean, “faith” and “trust.”

The Emuna aspect of having faith in Hashem, falls under the realm of the…

“Sometimes you have to escalate before you can de-escalate.” U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent offered that line on Sunday as if escalation were a diplomatic instrument — something applied with enough force to produce a cleaner, more…

Rutte’s nuclear candour, Macron’s forward deterrence, and a continent sleepwalking through an inflection point

When NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte stood before the European Parliament on 26 January and told lawmakers to “keep on…

In less than 48 hours, Iran will prove its non-compliance with President Trump’s ultimatum. Here is what America must do then.

What to do

1. Carry through on seizing the Iranian islands and coastline along the Persian Gulf – as  we and…

In medical ethics, there is a point where a treatment becomes more lethal than the ailment it seeks to cure. As the rhetoric of a direct military confrontation with Iran moves from theory into bloody practice, we ought to ask and answer…

With some distance now, María Corina Machado’s decision to hand her Nobel Peace Prize to Donald Trump reads as a bold and startling act. The Norwegian Nobel Committee’s response—formal, disapproving, quick to school her—feels small…

Under the cover of war, the Knesset inches closer to passage of its racist, dangerous, vengeful, and unjust bill establishing the death penalty for terrorists. It does so as the Jewish world begins preparations for Pesach (Passover), arguably…