Joe Biden’s Four-D Speech
Taking a page from the Israel-bashers’ playbook, the U.S. president added “disingenuousness” to his demonization, imposing of double standards and delegitimization of Republicans—the “three Ds” that Natan Sharansky proposed as proof of anti-Semitism.
The BBC’s Perfectly Sealed Thought System
Complaints about its bias against Israel and its indulgence of Islamist extremism get nowhere.
Why Do Jews Who Worship Social Justice Support Social Injustice?
Liberals are backing open borders and loan bailouts that hurt working-class Americans and could lead to a massive wealth transfer from the less well-off to the more prosperous.
Covering Up an Attack on Jewish Worshippers
In America, we have a word for those who oppose the presence of people in the neighborhood because of their religion or ethnicity: bigots.
Israel’s Pivot Away from China Towards India Signals Understanding of US Concerns
Washington’s influence, coupled with the Abraham Accords, have lent a tailwind to Israel-India relations, say experts.
Israel Must Take and Hold Gaza Indefinitely
There is no solution to terror and violence emanating from Gaza except to govern the territory itself.
Israel’s Rational and Irrational Iran Policies
Faced with a nuclear deal that hamstrings the IAEA and massively enriches the Islamic Republic, transforming it into a nuclear-armed regional power, Jerusalem must now make a choice.
The Latest Yad Vashem Fiasco
The Jerusalem-based World Holocaust Remembrance Center, which professes not to “fall prey to any political agenda,” is defending its recent hire of a post-Zionist “conscientious objector” who compared the IDF to the Nazi Wehrmacht.
Time is Running Out to Act Against Iran
Once the new nuclear deal is signed, Jerusalem’s legitimacy to act militarily against the Islamic Republic will disintegrate, says former Israeli Navy commander Eliezer Marom.
An End to the Delusions About Biden, Iran and Israel?
Lapid’s claims about influencing Washington notwithstanding, the failure of Jerusalem’s impotent and belated nuclear-deal protests should be a wake-up call about a shaky alliance.