What Would Ben-Gurion Do?

The founding father and first prime minister of Israel would reject paying a probably massive price for self-indulgent symbolism.
The Problem with Trump’s “Bloodlines”

President Trump’s recent remark about Henry Ford’s “good bloodlines” has aroused curiosity and controversy.
China: We’re on ‘Brink of Cold War’ with America

Wang also accused the US of trying to repeatedly “attack and smear” the People’s Republic.
King Abdullah’s Empty Threats

Abdullah will not cancel his kingdom’s peace treaty with Israel, because the treaty guarantees the survival of his regime.
Jerusalem Rabbi Pens Letter to Trump Revealing Real Covid-19 Cure from Temple Service

Not only was frankincense one of the eleven elements of the Temple incense but it was also placed on the rack holding the Show Bread in the Temple.
Towards a US-Led ‘Economic Prosperity Network’

The current global health and economic crisis has made it clear that the world’s democracies need to work together to reduce their reliance on autocratic, illiberal regimes such as that of China.
The Pain of the Coronavirus Pandemic and the Pain of Jewish History: A Comparison
People in the world are drowning in the sudden tsunami of the new Coronavirus world that we find ourselves in.
No, Annexation Wouldn’t Hurt Israel

Various governments will condemn Israel, but they will continue to have relations with the Jewish state because it’s in their interest to do so. Their bark is much worse than their bite.
The ‘Legal’ Landmine on the Road to Sovereignty

If Mandelblit and his comrades in the legal establishment try to block the application of Israeli law to Judea and Samaria and the Jordan Valley, they will undermine Israel’s rights and strategic interests and cause massive damage to Israel’s relations with the United States.
How much of Trump’s Foreign Policy would Biden Preserve?

Democrats want to reject everything the president has done. But when it comes to Israel and Iran, a new Democratic administration would be wise not to turn back the clock.