The goals of Iranian leadership are the same as they were last week. Anyone that thinks that the Iranians are going to forgive and forget is just being delusional. The Iranians have very long memories, and they still want to kill their enemies and wipe the state of Israel off the map…
Once again, Arabs have utterly failed to eradicate Israel.
To those who still parrot the ‘Arabs are Semites, too’ line: enough. This is not an exercise in etymology. It is a fight for truth, for justice, and for the safety of a people too long targeted by those who wield words like weapons.
Why Jews hide while anti-Israel activists march proudly in New Zealand.
The cooperation, communication, and strategic coordination with Washington were real and ongoing. But the final judgment was made in Jerusalem, not in Washington. That distinction matters.
By entertaining this motion, the council is making a mockery of its responsibilities and turning a serious international issue into a stage for political theatre.
October 7 was a litmus test that has thrown up some pleasantly surprising results.
If world leaders aren’t brave enough take the steps required to end conflicts in whatever way necessary then they will be played by the terrorists for the fools they are.
To destroy Iran’s nuclear program and regime change. Are either achievable?
The world now faces a simple test: will it recognise the legitimacy of a democratic nation defending itself – when the cost of inaction was too high to bear?
Historians of the future will not be kind to critics of Trump and Netanyahu.
When a UN official accepts money from organisations that support terrorism, excuses antisemitic violence and is then protected by the system that should hold her accountable, we are witnessing something dangerous: the collapse of credibility in the international rules-based order.
New Zealanders deserve journalism that informs, not inflames. Democracy requires debate, not distortion. And moral clarity begins with naming evil where it lies.
