Sec. of State Tried to Undermine Trump with Apocalyptic Scenario of Jerusalem Embassy Move
“It was their decisions, not the president’s, that were in the best interests of America, they said. The president didn’t know what he was doing.”
A Kurdish Campaign to Boycott Turkey
All that the Kurds have in common with the Palestinians in this regard is their method. Their moral foundations are radically different.
Is Iran Winning or Losing?
The anti-regime protests in Lebanon, Iraq and Iran are a dramatic development for Tehran. The less stable its neighbors, the more difficult it is for Iran to attack Israel.
Trump Proves to be More Pro-Israel than Netanyahu Himself
Netanyahu wanted to aid Israel’s enemies but Trump wouldn’t let him.
Ilhan Omar is Just One of many Guilty of Hypocrisy on Turkey
Her opposition to an Armenian genocide resolution was a disgrace. But Trump, Obama and the pro-Israel community have also been hypocrites on the issue.
The Many Woes of Sultan Erdoğan
Due to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s “zero problems” doctrine, Turkey is now a country with zero friends.
Fear Itself Isn’t the Only thing American Jews Have to Fear
A new AJCommitte Survey illustrates that while Jews have reason to worry, the notion of the United States drowning in anti-Semitism is a product of hyperpartisanship.
The Dog That Helped Kill ISIS Leader; The Herald of Elijah and Brother in Arms in Magog War
Jewish tradition maintains that the Exodus was a template for the final redemption and, just as the dogs played a pivotal role in Egypt, dogs will play a major role in the Messiah.
Trump, Israel and the Democratic Crackup
The Democrats in the media and the federal bureaucracy are now full partners. After they are done with Trump, they will turn their attention to Israel.
Why America Can’t Escape the Middle East
Trump may be responding to a genuine desire to evade endless wars, but partisan excuses for his Syria blunder don’t help Israel.