The State Department’s Systemic Failure in the Middle East
Its well-intentioned policy has fueled Middle East violence, generating tailwinds to rogue entities and headwinds to the U.S. and its Arab allies.
Hebron and Jewish Memory
Shabbat Chayei Sarah testifies to the enduring power of the Jewish connection to our promised land.
Why the Palestinians Snubbed the Israeli Left
The harsh truth is that the P.A. remains true to its goal of eliminating Israel altogether.
Let’s Replace the Term ‘National Unity’ with ‘Majority Rule’
Whereas the sole glue for Yair Lapid’s coalition was anti-Bibi animosity, Benjamin Netanyahu’s espouses a set of values and objectives shared by a higher percentage of the population.
Israel prepares to bid farewell to flocks of pelicans passing through
Israel’s strategic location as a land bridge connecting the three continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia makes it a superhighway for migrating birds. Experts estimate that half a billion birds of more than 300 different species migrate through the country twice a year, in autumn and spring. One of the more spectacular breeds of avian […]
Don’t Apologize for Ben-Gvir or Anything Else About Israel
The claim that Benjamin Netanyahu’s government will make life hard for Diaspora Jews ignores what motivates Zionism’s foes and other anti-Semites.
Et tu, Brooklyn?
This should be the last place for Jew-hatred.
Iran’s Martyred Protesters Deserve to be Remembered
We who value our freedoms owe them a tremendous debt.
Dragons and Dragon-Slayers in Israel and America
Most Israeli Jews know which is which, most American Jews do not.
The United Nations’ Dangerous Climate Summit
If COP27 attendees are adamant about reducing CO2 emissions, there are better ways to do it than “renewables.”