Opinion

  • Trump Is the King Cyrus of our time: How one leader opened the door to Middle East peace

    Against all odds and expectations, U.S. President Donald Trump has emerged as the unlikely champion of peace in Gaza and Israel’s survival. An NBC News report on the reaction inside Israel to the peace agreement included a billboard sponsored by Friends of Zion, which proclaims “Cyrus the Great is alive.” That’s not just a slogan;

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  • Happy Valentine’s Day, Jimmy Carter

    This is the week of Valentine’s Day and the beginning of the Islamic Revolution in Iran. On February 11, 1979, the monarchy was officially brought down, and Khomeini assumed leadership over Iran while guerrillas and rebel troops overwhelmed Pahlavi loyalists in armed combat. The overthrow of the Shah of Iran happened because of President Jimmy

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  • America needs to bomb Iran – opinion

    Israel experienced a preemptive attack upon its nation, which was the worst massacre in its history by Iranian proxy Hamas, carried out with Iranian arms and funded by Iran. It opened Pandora’s box, forcing Israel to fight a war for its survival, knowing that without it, there would be many more attacks like October 7

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  • A Happy Birthday From Hell

    My birthday, June 30, was a hot, steamy day in Fort Worth, Texas. Little did I know it would become even more intense. The planned birthday celebration was about to be overshadowed by one man’s anti-Semitic hatred. His name, Richard Wayne Snell; and by the time I heard it, he would have murdered at least

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  • Donald Trump: Rogue leaders never calculated he would be this strong

    The questions everyone is asking are these: Why did Donald Trump order the drone strike that killed General Qasem Soleimani, commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Quds Force? What was the threat? The question of why is exceedingly more important than what. Every US president beginning with James Monroe has established a doctrine that defined their

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  • Don’t be surprised, Donald Trump will recognize a sovereign Kurdish state

    The media has gone ballistic, attacking US President Donald Trump over his decision to allow Turkey to take control of Syrian lands occupied by the Kurds. Few people really understand Donald Trump. He’s not like any other president. He thinks outside the box. How is it possible that a president who is so strong on

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  • America has finally decided the Bible is not illegal – opinion

    Today, the US State Department announced that it will no longer use the term “settlements” to describe Judea and Samaria, a term employed by the UN. In my view, this decision means that the United States has decided that the Bible, in terms of Israel, is not illegal. Why is this a big deal? This

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  • The need for the Friends Of Zion Ambassador Institute

    On Monday, the Friends of Zion (FOZ) Museum hosted a mega-event to launch its “second stage” and officially opened the Friends of Zion Media Center in a grand gala. From across the globe, 150 media outlets, world leaders, ambassadors, politicians from both sides of the aisle, military personnel and other esteemed guests gathered to celebrate

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  • Evangelical Zionists and the Feast of Tabernacles

    The Feast of Tabernacles, also known as Sukkot in Hebrew, is a week-long holiday that commemorates the miraculous shelter and protection of the “Clouds of Glory” over the people of Israel as they traveled from Egypt to the Holy Land. As God protected his chosen people during these times, the Jewish people celebrate and reaffirm

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  • Happy 10th Wedding anniversary to Ivanka Trump & Jared Kushner

    Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, the first daughter and her husband, who are both Senior Advisors to US President Donald Trump, celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary this past Friday at Camp David. Across the Internet, news outlets, political dignitaries, and celebrities alike have sent and posted congratulatory messages to the couple who have, as a

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