Iran’s Plans to Control a Palestinian State
The Iran nuclear deal, marking its first anniversary, does not appear to have had a calming effect on the Middle East.
Depressing Deductions from the War in Syria
The insane and endless war in Syria might as well be taking place on another planet, for all the West cares, and that is not the only lesson to be learned from the conflict.
More Than is Absolutely Necessary
The first reason for the uproar over Jew-hatred is that the party is led by Jeremy Corbyn, a man who, at minimum, has a marked, longstanding affection for anti-Semites and respect for their bigotry.
The Good News in the Bad News
I’ve hesitated to write this for some time because every time I think there might be a lull in the plague of terror attacks to which Israel has been subjected these past several months, there’s another attack.
Turkey’s Fake War on Jihadis
Last year, a Turkish pollster found that one in every five Turks thought that the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris was the natural response to men who insulted Prophet Mohammed.
Ready for the Storm: Israel Ensuring Syrian Conflict Doesn’t Spill into its Borders
War in Syria – and Israeli efforts to ensure it does not spread to the Golan and West Bank are set to continue.
Israel, Turkey, Russia and Egypt
The UN Palmer Commission Report found the blockade of Gaza — jointly administered with Egypt — to be legal, and said Israel owed Turkey neither an apology nor compensation.
Reaping What We Sow
It’s springtime in America and Israel and the populace of both lands is fed up.
Our World: Obama’s Nuclear Contrition
Then and now, Obama and his advisers argued that ballistic missiles are not part of the mullahs’ nuclear project.
Open Letter to the Edinburgh University Students’ Association
No one holds meetings to call for reform in Islamic states.