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The very word "hero" was used by the Jordanian justice minister in joining the chorus calling for the release of a convicted terrorist.
By Batya Medad
It's important to realize the cost of something and that includes the State of Israel.
Memorial Day in Israel is not a day of picnics and sales or barbecues and fun. It is agony. It is pain.
When I stand silently with my neighbors while the tzefira, the siren, is sounding its awful wail, I am thinking of my daughter.
Mariam wanted her sons to die a glorious Jihad death, taking as many innocent lives as possible with him. If there was one thing Mariam was not, it was a mother.
Schools across the country are banning not the gun, but the idea of the gun.
65 years ago this week, 35 student soldiers set out from Jerusalem to bring much needed supplies to the kibbutzim in the besieged Etzion Bloc south of the city.
Boring is one of God's greatest gifts, especially for a soldier's mother.
May God forever bless us with these messy floors and children who never listen for the siren, never look where to hide.
"The Palestinian policemen proved that our state does have a border, and the Israeli occupiers can't walk in here whenever they want, because if they will – they will be beaten up."
July 3, 2026 
