U.S. Dems Fail the Litmus Test
Barring that intriguing possibility, will we have to wait for a Republican president to stand with Israel?
The University of California’s Teachable Moment on Anti-Semitism
On Sept. 17, the Regents of the 10-school University of California (UC) system will discuss a statement of principles against intolerance.
How (not) to be a Politically Correct Feminist
Future scholars and future generations will be relying on the legacy of those written words.
One Tiny Silver Lining in Otherwise Bad Iran Deal
I despise the July 14 Vienna deal because it could do incalculable damage to the United States and its allies.
Defending Israel against Iranian Nuclear Aggression: War, Genocide, and International Law
Under authoritative international law, aggressive war and genocide need not be mutually exclusive.
Pope Francis, Messiah, Iran and Blood Moons Collide: Top 10 BIN Stories of 5775
5775 was a year of great turmoil and change in the Middle East and the entire world. Let’s take a look back at the biggest Breaking Israel News stories of the year.
To End the Refugee Influx, Europe Must Resign Itself to Assad’s Rule
I have a hard time with the idea that boarding an overcrowded train to Germany has come to symbolize hope for survivors.
The Republican Fall Guys
The Iran nuclear deal is presented as an international agreement between the major powers and Iran.
Iran’s Surprise Discovery of Massive Uranium Deposits
The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization announced they have discovered a high reserve of uranium and will begin extracting the ore from the new mine.
Obama Claims “Victory” with Iran Deal
US President Barack Obama declared “victory” on Thursday after a Senate procedural vote blocked a resolution rejecting the Iran nuclear deal.