Why Israel Chose to Aid an Ailing Enemy
Saeb Erekat repeatedly libeled Israel, aided terrorists and was an obstacle to peace. But Jewish values will always dictate that Israelis help those in need.
Who Will Deal with Turkey?
How is the U.S. supposed to deal with Erdogan, the head of NATO member Turkey—a strategically placed ally, traversing two continents, that Washington has long viewed as indispensable?
Nobody is Ignoring the Palestinians
There is no occupation. There is no apartheid. There is no demographic danger. Israel has addressed the Palestinian Arab problem to the best of its ability.
Cancelled Palestine Conference Promised Violent, Anti-Israel Propaganda
But Palestine Writes promised something different — an attempt to showcase the greatest, big-name writers of fiction, poetry, and other kinds of “creative” writing who specialize in clever anti-Israel propaganda and nuanced promotion of violence.
It’s Time to Look at Palestinian-Israeli Conflict with Fresh Eyes
How the Abraham Accords were achieved and what the “Palestinian cause” now requires.
I’m Banned from the US for ‘Association with a Terrorist Organization’
Turkey is not today a pro-US or pro-Western state in any but the most nominal terms.
Psalm 57 Comes to Life as Terrorists Die in Trap they Dug Against Israel
The tunnels are used to hide its arsenal of rocketry, to facilitate communication, to permit munition stocks to be hidden and to conceal militants
UAE Now has Qatar in Its Rear-View Mirror
Qatar’s rulers mistakenly believed that extremism and enmity toward Israel would preserve its influence in the region, but the exact opposite occurred.
Jordan is Harboring Brutal Terrorists Wanted by France and America
Had the terrorists targeted non-kosher establishments with non-Jewish victims, Amman would likely have been cooperative.
Do the Lessons of 9/11 Still Apply in a Post-COVID World?
Much has changed since the aftermath of the terrorist attacks. But the fight for liberal values against totalitarian foes continues.