You may have thought Israel's War with Hamas was over, but a ceasefire in that area of the world does not mean the end of war or a victory for either side. Every war the Arabs have waged against Israel has resulted in a ceasefire, yes—but not peace.

At Harvard, student groups issued statements holding Israel responsible for the violence inflicted upon it. At Oxford, protesters waved the green flags of Hamas and described the slaughter as liberation. Marches swept through the streets of Western cities. The chant “From the river to the sea” echoed across London, New York, and Paris. Everyone understood its meaning: the erasure of Israel, the elimination of its people. Yet intellectuals insisted it was merely a cry for fre

The upcoming "Dinah Project" report—named after Dinah, the daughter of Jacob and Leah who was raped (Genesis 34)—addresses the widespread sexual violence and assault against women and men during the October 7 massacre.

How do you end an occupation that was never desired or sought? And what, exactly is an "occupation" that is defensive in nature?

Israel is Not Guilty of Genocide by the Rev. Dr. Kathleen J. Rusnak