What I Learned Lecturing on Israel and the Middle East at Columbia and Yale
Despite campus hostility, there are still many students willing to listen to facts and honest analysis.
A Palestinian Official Gets Away with Calling Jews ‘Apes and Pigs’
Imagine if a U.S. presidential advisor made such comments about black Americans.
Xi’s Struggle
China’s Communist ruler isn’t just playing games.
Is Alan Dershowitz Right to Warn Against the ‘Override Clause’?
Unlike Israel’s agenda-driven cynics, the world-renowned attorney has at least proven trustworthy where his views on the Jewish state are concerned, even if one disagrees with some of them.
The Washington Post’s Bad Advice for Peace in the Middle East
Diplomats appear determined to refuse to learn from history.
Enough Hypocrisy on Antisemitism
The focus on Kanye West should lead to a discussion about the acceptance of hate among African-Americans and the bizarre alliance of far-left and far-right, not partisan bickering.
One Day’s Headlines Reveal the Entire Israeli-Arab Conflict
You can only live in the Middle East if you accept reality.
Twitter Files: With Trust in Media at All-Time Low, Substack Comes to the Rescue
A biased media is fueling the success of alternatives like Substack, for the simple reason that readers want to trust what they read. Digital revolution or not, that truth will never get old.
Iran is Supporting New Terrorist Groups in Judea and Samaria
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards are pursuing a strategy of encircling and weakening Israel.
Cultural Appropriation and the Jews
Irving, West, the Black Israelites, the Nation of Islam and their ilk have no choice but to demonize the Jews, because Jewish endurance and legitimacy expose the fraud at the heart of their invented identity.