Russian Ruble Turns to Rubble
As soon a Russia invaded Ukraine, I terminated that relationship with an email to the editors at RT prior to any sanctions going in place.
What Israel Must Learn from Ukraine’s War
Israelis recognize that no outside power, not even the U.S., can be relied on to guarantee survival in the face of a powerful threat.
Russia’s New Way of War Unveiled and Tested in Ukraine
Russia began its assault on Ukraine on Thursday morning by using cruise missiles.
How Biden has Empowered Evil in Both Russia and Iran
The cause behind the administration’s extraordinarily perverse policy is the belief system fundamental to the West’s governing and intellectual classes, and which links their Iran strategy with their approach to Vladimir Putin — and also with their hostility towards Israel.
Putin’s Winter War
A strategy to contain him should have been implemented years ago.
Assessing Israel’s Vow to Prevent a Nuclear Iran
The Bennett-Lapid government’s attitude towards the Biden administration casts doubt on its threat to go it alone.
Time to Burn My Passport
My wife and I, and five of our children, had a discussion over Shabbat dinner recently about giving up our US citizenship.
Complicated Thoughts About Ukraine
As Russia stands on the verge of invading Ukraine my feelings are mixed, and contradictory to many others.
From Kyiv to Damascus, Moscow is Confronting the West
The world’s attention is now focused on Eastern Europe, but Russia is large enough to act on multiple fronts.
Lies of Apartheid and Occupation
Israel is constantly being bombarded with accusations of apartheid and occupation. So, I interviewed three people from around the world about those claims.