Month: August 2025

Jews Can Shoot is proud to present three exclusive, free printable targets: Save the Goat from Mo, Headshots for Hamas, and MB in the Crosshairs. These targets take the enemies of civilization and reduce them to what they deserve to be—paper cutouts for your shooting pleasure. Training with them is both fun and satisfying: part

This Day in Jewish HistoryAugust 29, 2025 — 5 Elul, 5785 1897 — Herzl convenes the First Zionist Congress in Basel. The dream of Israel begins. 1941 — Jewish journalists silenced in Nazi-occupied Netherlands. Freedom stripped away. 1943 — 4,000 Jews murdered at Treblinka. We remember, we vow: Never Again. August 29 in Jewish History:

In 2014, a Southern California–based firearms training group called Jews Can Shoot began offering basic shooting instruction for members of the Jewish community. It was founded by Doris Wise, the daughter of Holocaust survivors, through her organization Children of Jewish Holocaust Survivors (CJHS). The 2014 Initiative: Context and Motivation The formation of Jews Can Shoot

Johns Hopkins has once more beclowned itself as a purveyor of agendized “junk science,” and provides yet another object lesson in why “research” by gunquacks needs to continually be exposed for the wholesale hysteria-inducing fraud that it is. U.S.A. – -(Ammoland.com)- “The results are in! Our new National Survey of Gun Policy reveals that Americans broadly agree on many

I left California for one reason – because of its insane gun laws. The insanity continues. On Monday, August 18 the California Senate Appropriations Committee is slated to hold a hearing on a bill that would ban the sale of Glock handguns; the final step before the bill could hit the Senate Floor. AB 1127

“Cooling-off periods do not fit into any historically grounded exceptions to the right to keep and bear arms, and burden conduct within the Second Amendment’s scope,” A three-judge panel of federal appellate judges ruled Tuesday that New Mexico’s seven-day waiting period on gun purchases likely infringes on citizens’ Second Amendment rights, putting the law on

This article answers the question about whether and how this affects handguns. In a significant policy shift, federal prosecutors in the District of Columbia have been directed to stop bringing felony charges against individuals solely for carrying rifles or shotguns. The new directive, confirmed by U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro, stems from a Justice

I hold the same view and reach the same conclusion. No one makes the case that it’s time to end the ATF better than the ATF. Rather than allowing the agency to continue on its own or merging it with the DEA as has been recently discussed, President Donald J. Trump should put the agency

“Few judges in California have left as strong a mark on defending the federal constitutional rights of as Federal Judge Roger Benitez. From his courtroom in the Southern District, he has consistently reminded lawmakers that the Second Amendment is not optional, but fundamental.” Few judges in California have left as strong a mark on defending

Canada has no real freedom left. Remember what happened when the truckers protested: bank accounts frozen, personal information exposed, fines, jail, relentless harassment. Now, just like in England, you can be jailed simply for speaking your mind if someone claims offense, often enforced by the very lawmakers who profit from silencing dissent. Resist however you