Iraq Anniversary Reminds Us that Avoiding War isn’t Always Wrong
The debate over an open-ended commitment to Ukraine isn’t the place for Neville Chamberlain analogies.
A Nation Torn Apart
The battle over judicial reforms threatens Israel itself.
False Depictions of Israeli Reforms and the Fall of SVB
The anti-Netanyahu-government protest movement is taking the metaphor of a guy bemoaning his orphanhood after killing his parents to a whole new level.
The New York Times’ Blatant Antisemitism
Advertisers have no business supporting it and truth-loving people have no reason to read it.
Demonizing Kohelet Won’t Silence Calls for Judicial Reform
A think tank is being attacked by Netanyahu opponents who are solely focused on political power while they ignore the ideas that have put the issue on the national agenda.
Deepfakes, the Media and the Threat to Democracy
The real deepfake is biased journalism, and it’s everywhere.
Opponents of Judicial Reform are Supporting an Iranian Model for Israel
The Israeli Supreme Court wields influence and enjoys a lack of accountability remarkably similar to that of Iran’s Supreme Leader.
Denouncing Israel’s Judicial Reforms Won’t Have the Effect Herzog Desires
The Israeli president’s attempt to broker a compromise by appeasing the “resistance” is a waste of time. The protest movement aims for a complete halt to the legislative process and ultimate fall of the Jewish state’s democratically elected government.
The ADL’s Woke War on the Right Won’t Stop Antisemitism
The group’s hyping of statistics about hate downplays the threat from the left while attacking conservatives on issues that have nothing to do with its mission.
What the Rioting Left Fails to See
The attempted criminalization of Israel and Jews will continue even if the judiciary’s power is limited.