The Palestinian Authority Continues to Foment Hatred of Israel
The JCFA conducted a study of WAFA’s English-language coverage for the month of July 2025, and found that 99.9% of articles related to Israel were explicitly negative, spreading false and dangerous narratives
Saudi Arabia Holds the Key to Middle East Peace – But the Window Is Closing Fast
Success would hand President Trump a once-in-a-generation foreign policy triumph, while redefining MBS’s global legacy and delivering the first truly stable Middle East in generations.
Europe’s Moral Collapse and the Return of Antisemitism
A fusion of woke ideology and Islamist activism has hollowed out Europe’s moral compass—and Jews are paying the price.
From Defense to Offense: A Persian-Language Awareness and Influence Campaign – A First in Israel
The Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs has launched a new strategic campaign in Persian, directed at the Iranian public
A New Financial Dawn? Syria’s Emerging Regulatory Framework Post-Assad
While the new framework is highly ambitious and reflects a strategic pivot toward integration and free-market principles, significant challenges remain, including security and political instability, infrastructure issues, corruption, and residual sanctions.
Between Hitler and Hamas: The Dangers of Appeasement and Genocidal Aggression
The past is never far away. The study of Hitler’s “whole method of political and military undermining” and today’s methods of Hamas raises an open question.
Tehran Under Pressure: Nuclear Escalation, Economic Strain, and a Deepening Crisis of Confidence
The Iranian leadership is struggling to stabilize its grip both internally and externally.
The Black-Market Drain: How Illegal Crypto Mining Cripples Iran’s Electricity and Economy
The illegal crypto mining phenomenon in Iran is not merely a few isolated cases of law-breaking; it is an organized, large-scale black market enabled by highly subsidized energy prices.
Is the West Trying to Whitewash Syria’s President Ahmad al-Sharaa?
It is difficult to watch so many states compete over how best to whitewash al-Sharaa’s image and ingratiate themselves with a man who was never elected by his people, and heading a regime still legally designated as a terrorist organization.
Thirty Years Later, Rabin’s Fears Have Been Proven Correct
Violence persists and extremists dictate the agenda. It is time to put an end to divisions in Israel by wisely returning to reason and seriously considering the future of our children.
Mamdani’s Triumph Is Likely to Embolden Leftists in the West
For European observers, in particular, the success of the Red-Green alliance in the New York City mayoral race should be a wake-up call.
Christian Zionists: Civilization’s Defense Force in an Era of Existential Threat
The 700 million Christian Zionists worldwide constitute a force multiplier for Israel’s international security and diplomatic standing, and a powerful counterweight to delegitimization and defamation campaigns targeting the Jewish state.
Iranian Officials on Nuclear Deal Talks: “Currently No Possibility of Negotiations with America”
Iranian public discourse reflects a reality of external stalemate and internal fracture.
Tehran on the Brink of Evacuation: Iran is Drying Up and the Regime is Losing Control
At the close of 2025, Iran stands at a crossroads — facing drought both literal and metaphorical. The country’s physical desiccation mirrors its ideological stagnation.
Understanding Hamas’s Propaganda Warfare
A new survey shows many Americans do not change their perception of Israel even when challenged with the facts.
