JERUSALEM, Israel – Israeli leaders insist they will not allow Iran to get a nuclear weapon. For years, the overshadowing question has been whether Israel would take pre-emptive action to cripple or destroy the regime’s nuclear program.
Yaakov Katz, the Editor-in-Chief of The Jerusalem Post, has studied the question for more than a decade. In 2012, he served as the paper’s Defense Analyst.
As co-author of “Israel Vs. Iran: The Shadow War”, he examined the potential for an attack on Iran’s nuclear program.
Will Israel Attack Iran to Stop its Nuclear Program?
The UK-based human rights organization Amnesty International released a report today that accuses Israel of “carrying out the crime of apartheid against Palestinians.” Israel dismissed the report as “false” and said it effectively denies Israel’s “right to exist at all.” It’s the latest battle in an ongoing war over the Jewish State’s past, present and future. Here’s what you need to know.
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For the first time in history a sitting Israeli President is visiting the United Arab Emirates to mark a historic step forward in the peace agreements Israel recently signed with its Arab neighbors. But Iranian-backed rebels interrupted the visit by attacking the Emirati capital with a ballistic missile — a sign that regional tensions are escalating. Here’s what you need to know.
As thousands of Russian troops gather on the Ukraine border, it seems war may break out at any moment. Chris Mitchell spoke with a Christian leader in Kiev on what it’s like in the capital and how we can pray about the crisis on this week’s Jerusalem Dateline.
Archaeologists excavating a Nazi death camp in Poland recently uncovered artifacts that give a window into the last moments of the Jewish victims who died there.