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.
The ‘Genocide Olympics’ Gives the Lie to Human-Rights Rhetoric
The world is still tuning into NBC’s television show glorifying the Communist regime. Meanwhile, the United Nations and most human-rights groups concentrate their fire on democratic Israel.
Israel’s Apartheid Failure
Rather than being subjugated and discriminated against in every facet of life as blacks were in South Africa, Israeli Arabs are an equal pillar of Israeli society, de facto and de jure.
Israel’s Future Submarines Seen as Key Development Towards Regional Naval Ascendency
Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz said the new vessels “will upgrade the capabilities of the navy and contribute to Israel’s security superiority in the region,” hinting at their multiple abilities.
Erdoğan’s Deceitful Courtship of Israel
One thing at which the Turkish president excels is capitalizing on a crisis of his own making.
A ‘Palestine-Firster’ Scandal Comes to the US Congress
It’s painfully obvious that no American interest is served by the adoption of anti-Israel positions on the part of an elected representative at the behest of an outside adviser who calls the shots.
The Abraham Accords Were Not Built on Shifting Sands
The Gulf States eagerness to get down to work—it’s all Israel can do to keep up with the dizzying pace they are setting.
Federal Job Fakery Hits Peak Balderdash
467,000 jobs added to the economy in January — four times higher than what economists expected on average and even double the highest guess by economists, many of whom had joined the White House in expecting a negative print!