Will Saudi Arabia Join the Circle of Peace?
The Saudi crown prince probably wants to join the Abraham Accords, but he definitely does not want to hand Biden a foreign policy victory.
Thomas Friedman’s Fury
The Times columnist’s laceration of the Jewish state has a long history.
The Unhinged Reaction to the New Israeli Government
The shallowness of progressive Jews is creating a crisis for the Jewish world.
Is a Biden-Netanyahu Brawl Inevitable?
Both men want to keep disputes between them private. But sympathy for the anti-Bibi resistance and differences over Iran could change that.
Reports of the Death of Israeli Democracy are Greatly Exaggerated
Countless pundits and analysts of varying motives and backgrounds have asserted that the end is near for Israeli democracy. For some, democracy seems to only be under threat when they don’t get their desired electoral outcome.
Lapid’s Lament: ‘There’s Only One Truth, and the Rest is a Lie’
The reductive portrait of Israelis’ connection to the Jewish state painted by the country’s opposition leader is beyond the pale. It also illustrates that members of the right were justified all along to question the depth of the Yesh Atid Party chairman’s Zionism.
Democracy Must be Restored to Israel
The left’s hysterical talk about civil war is caused by the fear that their decades-old power grab is being undone.
What Killed the Two-State Solution? Cheers and Cash for Terrorists
The Biden administration and leftist groups insist that Israel pave the way for Palestinian sovereignty. But broad support for anti-Jewish terrorism explains why it’s a non-starter.
How Does Israel Interpret the Russian-Iranian Alliance?
In Israeli eyes, Tehran is allied with Moscow because both are in conflict with the U.S. for different reasons, and that fact is far more important than any ideological overlaps between them.
A Pope for the Ages, and for the Jews
The late Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI formulated a mighty defense against Jew-hatred in all its forms.