How Obama “Obandoned” Israel
Former Israeli ambassador to the US Michael Oren issued a stinging rebuke to US President Barack Obama, accusing the leader of abandoning Israel.
Meir Panim Ensures a Meal in Every Stomach and a Chicken in Every Pot
If one organization can single-handedly end hunger and poverty in Israel, it might just be Meir Panim.
Netanyahu: UN Human Rights Council Report on Israel a Sham
The United Nations Human Rights Council’s report on Israel’s conduct during Operation Protective Edge is slated to be released Monday, but already it is being lambasted.
Following Attack, Israeli Druze Call on Israel, US to Protect Syria’s Druze Community
Following a brutal attack on a Druze village in Syria last week, members of the Druze community living in Israel protested to demand Israel act to protect their brethren.
Verbal Jousting
In the background of this note is the recent one about the misadventures of great powers, and producing unintended outcomes.
On the Middle East, France is a Tale of Two Countries
The French, to the casual observer, are a real enigma when it comes to foreign policy.
Why Obama Fails to Calm Israeli Fears
In his interview to Israeli TV last Tuesday night, President Obama emphasized the theme of what he considers excessive Israeli fear.
The New Government’s War on BDS
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new government is less than a month old, but it’s already apparent that it is different from its predecessors.
The Jewish Condition
Thursday morning news headlined a comment by the General Director of the French telecom giant Orange that he preferred to cancel the agreement with the Israeli affiliate.
ISIS Eyes Palestine
In the Middle East, truth is often counter-intuitive.