The Non-Orthodox Get Another Lesson in Israeli Electoral Math
The absence of the haredim from the coalition should have made it possible for the implementation of a more pluralistic Western Wall renovation. But political reality once again intruded.
Just in Case You Think People are Not Going Mad from Pandemania…
it was revealed by the airline that multiple people suffered injuries during the woman’s pro-masking rampage, including at least one among the flight attendants that tried to restrain her.
Archbishop Tutu and the Disturbing Power of Intersectionality
South Africa’s struggle was nothing like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict but the anti-apartheid leader’s bias showed how easily people can be led astray by such myths.
Warm Love and Hot Soup for Israeli Soldiers
Of course, it’s unspeakable that we should have to live with the threat of terrorists stabbing and shooting at civilians, or ramming their cars into Israelis on the side of the road.
The Pinch That Stole Christmas
“All you’ll feel is just a little pinch,” said the friendly nurse as she injected one of the world’s new favorite vaccines into a child’s arm.
Fake News and the UN’s Secret Data on ‘Settler-Related Incidents’
The U.N. manipulated unverifiable data, prompting baseless media reports about Palestinians killed by settlers.
Andrew Roberts: ‘We are Far From Out of the Woods with Anti-Semitism in Britain’ | ‘Top Story’, Ep. 29
Historian and author Andrew Roberts joins JNS editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin to discuss revisionist history and what’s behind the increasingly strident anti-Semitism in Great Britain.
Can AIPAC Help Lead a New Bipartisan Surge of Support for Israel?
To many casual observers of Washington politics, the news that AIPAC was, for the first time in its history, going to be contributing directly to candidates by forming two political action committees came as a surprise. Many familiar with the name of the pro-Israel lobby and its reputation as a formidable force on Capitol Hill, though not […]
Defiance of US Pressure is Critical to Israel’s National Security
On a rainy day, the U.S. prefers a principle-driven ally that does not back down and that refuses to sacrifice its own independent national security on the altar of diplomatic and economic convenience.
What the Public Doesn’t Know About an Attack on Iran
For the last six months, the IDF has been working feverishly to prepare for a possible attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Such an attack entails incredibly complex strategic and diplomatic planning.