Losing and Winning the Temple Mount
Israel ceded the Temple Mount to terrorists last week. But with a clear goal, we can get it back in short order and keep it perpetually for the good of all humanity.
Temple Mount Crisis: Moderates Have the Upper Hand, for Now
The interfaith dialogue has proved itself. That doesn’t mean it will last. Turkey’s Erdogan, Hamas, and Sheikh Raed Salah will search for any way to sabotage the agreements and renew the riots. It just means that, sometimes, it’s better to think about less political channels of dialogue.
Preparing for the Inevitable?
So long as there is radical Islam, real peace for Israel is extremely unlikely.
Kicking the Iranian Nuclear Deal Down the Road
By certifying compliance, we are enabling the Iranians to proceed at the peril of our own lives, and those of our children and grandchildren.
Caving in Cravenly to Terror, Acting Stupidly Towards Jordan
Israel has damaged its image and its security in no small measure and must change its attitude to the Hashemite Kingdom.
New US Sanctions Against Iran for Missile Launch; “We Can’t Trust Them”
The US Treasury Department brought sanctions against six Iranian companies on Friday for launching a rocket into orbit in direct contravention to resolutions made by the UN Security Council limiting Iran’s missile program.
Israel: U.S.-Russia Deal on Syria Gives Iran a Win, Is Unacceptable
Earlier this week, after a meeting with French president Emmanuel Macron in Paris, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu let the cat out of the bag.
The Syrian Refugee Tragedy in Lebanon
A Syrian living in Paris sends an angry and emotional letter to the world – and particularly to the Lebanese.
Qatar and the Saudis – Getting Ready for the Next Round
The demands have been retracted, but reconciliation is not at hand.
Israel’s Nuclear Strategy on Non-Nuclear Threats
It is frequently assumed, incorrectly, that Israel’s nuclear weapons and strategy are irrelevant to non-nuclear threats.