On June 30, 1924, in Jerusalem, the Dutch lawyer, poet, and journalist Jacob Israël de Haan was shot dead by a member of the Zionist paramilitary group Haganah. Historians widely regard this as the fi...
Introduction For nearly five centuries, Jerusalem was effectively closed to permanent Jewish residence. Following the Jewish defeats at the hands of the Roman Empire in the first and second centuries ...
Thomas Massie is a Republican Congressman representing Kentucky’s 4th District in the U.S. He’s an MIT-educated engineer, inventor with over 30 patents, farmer, and family man. Since 2012,...
There is a widely held idea—even in informed circles—that the territory where Israel is today “was called the British Mandate of Palestine.” While this may seem like an accurate descriptio...
A recent survey conducted by Gallup and released on February 27, 2026, reveals a historic shift in American public perception of the conflict between Israel and Palestine: 41% of adults surveyed expre...
In his monologue on February 20, 2026, prior to interviewing Ambassador Mike Huckabee, Tucker Carlson stated that Israel is “probably the most violent country in the world” (The Jerusalem Post, 2026)....
The newspaper Filastīn (فلسطين in Arabic, meaning “Palestine” in English) adopted this title in 1911 as an explicit declaration of territorial identity. From its first issue, the publication presented...
Contrary to the prevalent Western narrative, which frequently links terrorism in the Middle East solely to Islamist groups, this type of organized violence initially arose through Zionist militias tha...
This meme has become very viral again, and although it appears to be a simple joke, it actually poses a profound and provocative question: Why did the United Nations decide to divide Palestinian terri...
Introduction By the 1910s, various Palestinian organizations already existed, both in the region and in places as far away as Chile. At that time, the Palestinian Arab population had a dominant vernac...