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It is impossible to understand Hamas without engaging with the concepts of “Palestine” and “Palestinians”. The meaning of “Palestine” is complicated. It has changed over the years, and it is disputed and controversial.

Christian Palestinian and former Hamas royalty Mosab Hasan Yousef has condemned Free-Palestine protesters as clueless keyboard warriors.

What has become clear is that Hamas is not the greatest threat to the nation of Israel, but all devout followers of Islam. Just take, for example, the recent events in Russia.

The mainstream media is in denial of the existential threat Hamas poses to Israel and the Jews, framing Hamas as freedom fighters instead of ruthless terrorists.

While it’s shocking to hear Muslims in Western countries chanting ‘gas the Jews’, or the eliminationist ‘from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free’, it’s equally concerning to hear non-Muslim Westerners writing off the atrocities of Hamas as ‘acts of resistance’.

Kirralie Smith, the spokesperson for Binary Australia, discusses vitally important topics ranging from the damaging effects of puberty blockers to current legal challenges in Australia.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett (whom we interviewed on The Late Debate a few weeks ago) has just released his plan to defeat Hamas.

The newly elected Speaker of the House Mike Johnson is a Southern Baptist who subscribes to the basic tenets of the Christian faith. Johnson’s views on a range of issues are informed by Scripture, science, and reason.

Of the Muslims who have come out to protest in support of Hamas, many will be sympathetic to and shaped by the spiritual dynamics described in this and previous posts.

It seems to me that the world is being run by the United Nations out of its General Assembly in New York, USA. I argue that this is madness.

The battle of Beersheba on 31 October 1917 was a history-making moment that would be written into Australia’s prophetic purpose. Halloween is a non-event but this victory is really worth celebrating. It is fitting to issue a new call of 12 days of prayer for Israel on its 106th anniversary.

Banking now comes with a trigger warning: comply with the trending pet cause of left-wing lawfare activists, or they’ll lobby your bank into closing every account.

While thousands of Muslims marched through the streets of London chanting anti-semitic slogans last week, British police were busy fining a Christian woman for praying — in her head — outside an abortion clinic.

Hamas pursues a genocidal war, while blaming Israel for prolonging the conflict. This way, Hamas can have its cake and eat it too: Israel is blamed for the failure of a two-state solution, while Hamas plans for genocide.

You pick up The New York Times and start reading about a Palestinian Islamic Jihadi missile hitting a parking lot and get the impression that an Israeli Defence Force missile hit a hospital.

From my perspective, Benjamin Netanyahu, in his address to the United Nations on 22 September 2023, was on the brink of great success with the Abraham Accords. Let peace prevail. Give peace a chance. Give God a chance. This is my prayer.

We are calling for prayer for Israel, Australia and our Australian Indigenous people at this critical time. Join us for a day of prayer this Sunday on Zoom.

Hamas is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood. Founded in 1988, Hamas’ name is an acronym for “Islamic Resistance Movement” in Arabic.

For now, Israelis struggle to cope — not just with the nightmare of such enormous loss, but with the world’s perception that they are somehow to blame.

We live in a divided world, from the conflict in the Middle East to the defeated Voice to Parliament. As I’ve thought about the various issues, here are 10 of my reflections on the Voice, and on the Israel situation.