PITTSBURGH On the first anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas massacre, Pittsburghs Jewish community mourned the victims. Their politicians were busy mourning the Palestinians and blaming Israel for the terrorist attack. Rep. Summer Lee, Mayor Ed Gainey and Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato issued a joint Twitter statement saying they have hearts big enough...

Hezbollahs acting leader said Tuesday that even more Israelis will be displaced as the militant group extends its rocket fire deeper into Israel, in a defiant televised statement marking the anniversary of fighting thatescalated into warlast month.

Israel, Hamas, and the world In the year since Hamas launched its deadly surprise terrorist attack, Israel has systematically dismantled much of the organization, along with other Iranian-backed foes in the region. Hamas leadership has been killed or driven underground, and there is no real threat of the terrorist organization launching another Oct. 7 anytime […]

The Middle East is going to go from bad to worse. The past year has seen great upheaval in the region, beginning with the Hamas-led Oct. 7 invasion of Israel and the subsequent wars that followed in its wake. Israel is fighting a multifront conflict of varying intensities against Iranian proxies. But a final showdown, […]