CUNY Anti-Semitism Fiasco Continues
Leave it to American Jewish “leaders” to raise money publicly – yet be invisible and inactive in a time of need.
The Strategic Fallout of Biden’s Failure
While his contradictory pandering was sufficient to render the president’s trip a bust, the unbridgeable gap between his words and his administration’s policies made it strategically catastrophic.
From Jerusalem to Jeddah
Biden’s mission to the Middle East goes south.
Biden’s Visit: Behind the Smiles
The U.S. president may not only have failed to advance a regional defense alliance against Iran, but brought Russia and Tehran closer together.
Normalizing the Third Temple
President Joe Biden’s recent visit to Israel and Saudi Arabia resulted in the major announcement of a strange symbolic step towards normalization between the regional superpowers
We are at a Critical Junction in Israeli Politics
There is a strong sense that, in this round of elections, things will be different and a stable government will be formed.
If Jesus Was A Jew, How Can Jews Be Occupiers?
No one disputes that Jesus was Jewish. His mom was Jewish, all of his friends, colleagues – all of them were Jewish.
Once Again, Christian Antisemitism
Has the Church not learned by now that antisemitism does not mix well with the teachings of Jesus? And that anti-Zionism often masks an underlying antisemitism?
Economists and Financial Analysts are Not the Brightest Fish in the Sewer System
The ability of humans to believe whatever lie they want to believe never comes in lower than I expect, but it sometimes manages to come in even higher.
Biden’s Warm Words and Empty Gestures
Despite the president’s genuine affection for Israel, his itinerary sent out baleful signals.