Another Lopsided Deal
The agreement includes no change in the Palestinian Authority’s nasty attitude or incitement to violence against Israel.
Is Peace Possible?
Advocates argue that they increase the probability of relative peace, admittedly for a future that is indefinite and may be short.
Why the “Allen Plan” and Palestinian Demilitarization Could Never Protect Israel
Prime Minister Netanyahu’s acceptance of Palestinian statehood has always been premised upon prior Palestinian demilitarization. Nonetheless, any ostensibly legal promise that such a condition could be met is contradicted by pertinent international law.
WATCH: Pence Tells CUFI That Just as God Kept Promise to Israel, So Will Trump
“It’s really the greatest privilege of my life to serve as vice president to a president who cares so deeply for our most cherished ally.”
The North Korean Crisis as Competitive Risk Taking
On increasingly urgent matters concerning North Korean nuclear weapons and corresponding missile development, the US and its pertinent allies should focus not on proliferating ordnance per se, but rather on underlying analytic and intellectual orientations to effective control.
Why Bibi?
Bibi’s strong, politically, despite years of police inquiries, and reports suggesting that he might be on the edge of a criminal indictment.
Comey’s Leaked Memos: Who Will Guard the Guardians?
President Trump has accused former FBI director James Comey of illegality in leaking memos that may have contained classified information.
Hezbollah’s Missiles Will Not Rust
If we aren’t indifferent to Hezbollah’s expansion of its capabilities, what are we planning to do about it?
A Good Relationship Gone Bad
Something is terribly broken in the relationship between American and Israeli Jews.
North Korea Violates International Law With Ballistic Missile Tests
North Korea’s atomic and missile programs violate international law and are subject United Nations sanctions.