Ukraine’s Lessons for Israel
Israel’s government must learn from the Ukrainians: States that wait for green lights from the West to defend themselves will not survive.
Killing President Sadat Again
With turmoil in the Middle East, and specifically threats from Iran and its proxies in Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, and Gaza, this week’s anniversary of the signing of the 1979 Camp David peace treaty between Israel and Egypt is something to look back on and celebrate.
Have We Lost Our Jewish Minds?
Jews have dreamed of coming home to Eretz Yisrael for 2000 years. In our generation this has finally become a reality.
Nationalism Goes Back into Fashion with Certain Exceptions
The world is right to cheer Ukrainian nationalist fervor and patriotism. Yet why do so many think Jews don’t have the same rights while giving Zelensky a pass for falsifying history?
Zelensky’s Unfortunate Knesset Address
The Ukrainian leader being hailed as a heroic David fending off an evil Goliath not only chastised the Jewish state; he totally distorted Holocaust history in the process.
Seeing It All Come Together: Months of Predictions Closing in on Quick Collapse
Sometimes weeks happen in a day, and we seem to be living in such times. In my latest Patron Post I laid out how Putin’s War and the sanctions imposed by the West and other nations will cause a tectonic shift in the new world order. It’s already happening. Many articles have said in the past week […]
Infuriating Ambassador Nides
Perhaps it’s a coincidence that I just finished reading Richard Heideman’s new book, “The Bloody Price of Freedom” last week, the same week in which US Ambassador Thomas Nides said that he was “infuriated” by settlement growth.
From Israel to Ukraine, Self-Reliance is Key
However sympathetic they feel towards the beleaguered Ukrainians, Americans are still reluctant to place their troops in combat roles absent a direct threat to this country. That reality gives succor to Russia and China, neither of whom have to worry about the twists and turns of public opinion.
Another Palestinian ‘Moderate’ is Exposed
In meetings with members of Congress who were visiting Ramallah, Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammed Shtayyeh launched into a series of venomous anti-Israel tirades.
Harvard Law School Calls Israel An Apartheid Regime – Harvard Partners With Organization Affiliated With Terrorist Organization in United States
Right on the Harvard Law School website (here) one can learn that the school has deemed and recognized Israel in a recent report to the United Nations as “an apartheid regime.”