Jewish Left Leader Accidentally Calls Palestinian Authority Chief an Anti-Semite
I hope she will confront the powerful implications of her own words.
Why We Should Care About the Fate of Ukraine
The decline of U.S. influence as China and its unlikely Russian ally flex their muscles is not irrelevant to the security of Americans or Israelis.
The Ayatollahs’ Men in Washington
So long as Israel’s leaders remain in denial about Biden’s support for the Iranian regime, they will undermine Israel’s standing in the eyes of its allies and so weaken Israel’s ability to act either alone or with our allies to block Iran’s march to the bomb.
How America is Helping Iran Get a Nuclear Arsenal
With the U.S. State Department’s sanctions waiver, Iran will be shored up in power, receive the resources to ratchet up its aggressive activities abroad and be confident that it can finish developing nuclear weapons with impunity.
Jerusalem Maintains Delicate Balancing Act over Russia-Ukraine Tensions
Zvi Magen, a former Israeli ambassador to both Ukraine and Russia, and currently a senior research fellow at the Institute for National Security Studies, said the Russian president’s main ambition is “to make Russia a global superpower.” That has implications for Israel.
Testimonies from Israel: Apartheid
You will see such a sign at the entrance to every city under PA rule, now how is that for apartheid.
CAIR’s Media Enablers
The Council on American–Islamic Relations (CAIR), ostensibly a promoter of peace and understanding, has always sought out media allies willing to repeat its unending tales of victimization, and has achieved some success with outlets such as the Washington Post and Al-Jazeera. But all through the recent imbroglio over a CAIR employee passing information to the Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT), […]
Oh, What a Difference a Day Makes
After hitting the highest official inflation rate in 40 years, bonds did exactly what I warned of in my last Patron Post
NSO Pegasus Spyware and the Emergence of Israel as a Surveillance State
Israel has long been considered the only democracy in the Middle East. Yet personal privacy and limits on police overreach no longer seem to be part of the Jewish State’s democratic principles.
Israel’s New Attorney General must Reexamine Netanyahu’s Indictment
Up until a few short months ago, claims that Netanyahu’s trial was part of a conspiracy seemed far-fetched. Not anymore.