Deri Lied, but the Court Should Have Shown Restraint
Aryeh Deri’s disqualification as cabinet minister comes after his outrageous decision to stay in politics despite pledging to leave public life.
Harvard Surrenders to the Antisemites
By bending its knee to pressure from Israel-bashers and their media cheerleaders, the school demonstrated the moral bankruptcy of elite universities. Jews should take note.
The Unhinged Reaction to the New Israeli Government
The shallowness of progressive Jews is creating a crisis for the Jewish world.
Is a Biden-Netanyahu Brawl Inevitable?
Both men want to keep disputes between them private. But sympathy for the anti-Bibi resistance and differences over Iran could change that.
A Jewish Message to Davos
It’s not limits to growth, it’s limits for growth.
Remembering Jacob
A visit from my grandfather came 17 years after his death.
Why Israel’s Enemies Will Hate the Louvre
Archeologists have turned up yet more evidence of the Jewish presence in the Holy Land.
Why is Jordan Fanning the Flames on the Temple Mount?
King Abdullah wants to save his own skin when he should be promoting peace.
Peace: A Dictatorial and Deceptive Word
Israel is continually backing away from conflicts it can win, while risking backing itself into a conflict that it cannot.
Hamas Spies on Israel for Iran from Istanbul
It will be interesting to see whether the Netanyahu government, too, will put up with the continuation of the terrorist activities of Hamas’s Istanbul branch.