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Why Haredim must serve in the IDF.

To Arabs in Judea and Samaria: Be careful what you wish for!

How to implode the propaganda war.

Gaza has been an unsolvable conflict for years, yet holds such potential. Why?

How did Israel grow from a fragile young democracy to a cornerstone of U.S. security and prosperity? U.S.-Israel relations are often remembered for President Harry Truman’s swift recognition in 1948, but as Ron Dermer revealed on the One Jewish State podcast, the story has changed. Once under an American arms embargo, Israel is now a key source of intelligence, stability, and innovation, making it vital to America’s own security and future. How Israel Became America’s Strateg

Why Israel Hesitated After Its Six-Day Victory The Six-Day War of 1967 reshaped the Middle East, giving Israel control over Judea, Samaria, Gaza, and the Golan Heights. Yet, despite this historic military success, Israel did not immediately declare sovereignty over the territories. Political, demographic, and strategic considerations created a cautious approach—one whose effects are still felt in the region today. The Missed Opportunity After the Six Day War In June 1967, Isr

The Civil Rights Attorney Turned Bold Advocate Against Antisemitism Leo Terrell, a nationally recognized civil rights attorney and outspoken commentator, has emerged as one of the most prominent voices in America’s fight against antisemitism. Known for his fiery presence on television and unwavering commitment to justice, Terrell uses his platform to call out hatred, defend Jewish communities, and challenge those who ignore or excuse rising antisemitic threats. His transforma

The word genocide carries immense moral weight, yet in discussions about Israel and Gaza it has been reduced to a political slogan. We examine how casualty statistics are manipulated, why Holocaust comparisons collapse under scrutiny, and how double standards distort global reactions. By separating propaganda from fact, the goal is not to dismiss the tragedy of war but to challenge reckless accusations that undermine truth and dilute the meaning of real genocides. At stake is

Why a new model for the region may be Israel’s best path forward The shock of October 7th raised an urgent question: could something similar unfold in Judea and Samaria? For many Israelis, the answer depends not only on how the IDF operates today but also on the political and social structures that shape the region. When you look closely, Judea and Samaria are not Gaza. The risks are different, the players are different, and the path forward may require new thinking that move

Rethinking Israel’s approach to Hamas and the civilian population The fight in Gaza is unlike any other conflict Israel has faced. Military operations alone cannot guarantee victory. The situation demands strategies that consider the human, political, and international dimensions of the war. A long-term solution requires addressing the civilians trapped in Gaza and the leadership directing violence from abroad while sustaining pressure on Hamas fighters on the ground. Sustain

One Jewish State takes you deep inside Hebron, one of the most spiritual and politically charged cities in Israel. In this episode, Sam Schubert explores the city’s significance to the Jewish people, guided by Rabbi Mordechai Hellinger of Chabad. Along the way, he visits the Cave of the Patriarchs, encounters Education Minister Yoav Kisch, and gains insight into both the historical and present-day realities of Hebron. Introduction to Hebron Hebron is one of the most intense

Why accusations of deliberate starvation ignore the facts on the ground Recent claims that Israel is intentionally starving the people of Gaza have captured global headlines. These accusations are not only misleading but also ignore decades of Israel’s commitment to humanitarian values. Understanding the reality requires examining both the war on the ground and the ways Hamas manipulates resources, as well as how Israel has responded to ensure civilian survival. ICC Charges a

Why clinging to old frameworks may block real progress For decades, policymakers have debated the two state solution as a path to peace between Israelis and Palestinians. Despite repeated negotiations, the model has failed to produce lasting results. Focusing exclusively on statehood may obscure other creative approaches that could improve stability, security, and quality of life for both peoples. Understanding the limitations of the traditional framework is the first step t

How decisive leadership shaped global strategy The Middle East has rarely faced challenges as complex as Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Recent actions by the United States and Israel demonstrate that strong, coordinated leadership can alter the trajectory of regional stability. Understanding the significance of these decisions requires examining both the military and diplomatic dimensions that influence the balance of power in the region. A Historic Military Strike One of the most

Why one of Israel’s strongest alliances is under new pressure Evangelical Christians have long been among Israel’s most steadfast allies, numbering over 80 million in the United States and influencing both politics and culture. Yet shifting generational attitudes, new media debates, and theological disputes are raising questions about whether that support can be sustained for the future. A Strong History of Evangelical Support for Israel For decades, American evangelicals hav

Israel's Historical Resilience is Still on Display Israel’s story has always been one of resilience, shaped by wars, shifting alliances, and questions about its future. As debates continue over security, diplomacy, and identity, the country finds itself at another turning point. After the Wars: What Comes Next? Since 1948 , Israel has fought repeated wars that have left lasting marks on the nation. Yet with each conflict, the country has grown stronger and forged unexpected a

Before he ever coached a college game or led Auburn to national prominence, Bruce Pearl was a seven-year-old boy watching history unfold through the eyes of his family. A Childhood Memory That Shaped a Lifetime Pearl recalls being just seven years old when he first understood the fragility of Israel’s existence. He described watching his grandfather cry during the Six-Day War  in 1967, afraid that Israel might not survive the night. That memory stayed with him, grounding him

In this episode of the One Jewish State  podcast, Sam Schubert sits down with Doron Keidar, a man whose life story bridges faith, tragedy, resilience, and combat. Keidar is an IDF special forces veteran and a convert to Judaism who began his journey as a Christian Zionist . His remarkable path took him from supporting Israel from the outside to defending it as a soldier in uniform. A Childhood Shaped by Faith and History Keidar grew up in a Christian home where love for Israe

For decades, Israeli leaders and international experts warned that demographics made extending sovereignty over Judea and Samaria impossible. The accepted wisdom was that 3 million Arabs lived there, creating an inevitable path toward an Arab majority. Yet as tech investor and Temple Mount activist Mike Wise revealed in a conversation with One Jewish State, that number was not only wrong but dramatically inflated. Questioning the Official Population Numbers of Judea and Samar

The Temple Mount has long been the spiritual center of the Jewish people and a focal point of regional tension. Understanding its history reveals how political decisions, religious sensitivities, and security concerns intersect, shaping both Israeli policy and broader Middle Eastern dynamics. Jewish Access to the Temple Mount Before 2001 Although Jewish access to the Temple Mount was legally permitted, Israel generally limited visits before 2001 to avoid provoking local Pale