The Washington Post Gets by with a Little Help from its Antisemitic Friends
Depicting Jews as willful murderers of children is a staple of antisemitism that stretches back centuries. Filmmaker Darin Sallam is keen to promote this antisemitic canard. And The Washington Post, in turn, is keen to promote Sallam.
Reading Putin’s Mind
What must the Russian dictator be thinking?
We Must Act Now to Evacuate Khan al-Ahmar
The law must be applied equally to both Jews and Arabs alike.
What are the Prospects for Normalization Between Saudi Arabia and Israel?
An agreement with Saudi Arabia, the leader of the Sunni world, may be only a question of time.
Who Will Celebrate World Hijab Day This Year?
No doubt plenty of virtue-signaling progressives will observe this celebration of misogyny.
The Rampant Use and Abuse of the Holocaust Analogy
From Donald Trump to Sergei Lavrov to Ken Burns, everyone is comparing everyone else to the Nazis.
Thomas Friedman’s Fury
The Times columnist’s laceration of the Jewish state has a long history.
Kudos to ‘The Wall Street Journal’ for Demonstrating Integrity About Israeli Democracy
The WSJ editorial board has a more positive take on the resilience and future of the Jewish state than the protesters in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
Esther Hayut’s War Against Democracy
The Supreme Court president has transformed the court into a super-legislator, empowered to dictate the terms of laws to the people’s elected representatives, based on the values of the justices.
The Internal Debate in the Iranian Elite Over the Hijab Protests
Ultimate power still lies with the Supreme Leader.