It took a genocide for western governments to reconsider their appeasement of Israel, now the two-state fig-leaf has been truly cast asunder ...

At the United Nations General Assembly in September, three members of the G7 are set to recognise the State of Palestine joining the 147 of the 193 UN member states who already recognise a Palestinian ...

Two days after Israel's strike against Iraq’s nuclear reactor in Osirak in 1981, then-prime minister Menachem Begin held a press conference and said: “Another Holocaust would have happened in ...

Journal Editorial Report: Paul Gigot interviews Gen. Jack Keane (Ret.) The world owes a debt of gratitude to Israel’s prime minister—not Benjamin Netanyahu but Menachem Begin, who conceived ...

Menachem Begin ordered an attack in 1981 that destroyed Iraq’s nuclear reactor. And a quarter-century later, Ehud Olmert gave the green light in 2007 to destroy a nuclear reactor in its last ...

BINYAMIN NETANYAHU is not the first Israeli prime minister to attack an enemy’s nuclear site. That distinction goes to Menachem Begin, who in 1981 sent Israel’s air force to destroy an Iraqi ...