Lighting a Candle in Hebron Beyond the Seventh Step
Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit to the Tomb of the Patriarchs was a reminder of both Jewish rights and the intractable and irrational nature of a conflict that Palestinians don’t wish to end.
The Set-Up On ‘Debating Israel and Apartheid’
Members of a four-person panel to speak at a conference sponsored by the American Historical Association essentially hold the same harsh viewpoint towards Israel.
Just Don’t Call Him a Terrorist
The fact that media outlets and advocacy groups employ essentially the same language is evidence of a mindset—the mindset of partisans who want to present a certain perspective, which they hope will influence public opinion.
The US’ Longer and Stronger Policy Vis a Vis Iran
Throughout the original negotiations, Iran claimed that they have a right to develop nuclear energy like any other country, and had no intent to build nuclear weapons.
Hamas, the Enduring Thorn in Israel’s Side
The reality in Gaza is complex due to the fact that Israel hasn’t truly disengaged from the coastal enclave.
China and Russia Race Ahead of America
The U.S. has been twiddling its thumbs while the Chinese and the Russians develop anti-satellite capabilities and hypersonic missiles.
Why Israel Needs a Strategy to Shape the Narrative
America and the West ignore the reality about Iran or the Palestinians or the Muslim Brotherhood because they take refuge in the fantasy that the world is shaped in their own image.
Hanukkah Guide for the Perplexed 2021
The “Festival of Lights” highlights the centrality of the Land of Israel in the formation of Jewish history, religion and culture.
Biden’s ‘Build Back Better’ Message to Iran, Israel and the Arabs
The administration’s claim that efforts to stop the nuclear threat are counterproductive is a message to both Jerusalem and Arab nations that they’re being dumped to appease Iran.
Saule Omarova: Biden’s Leftist Banker
A presidential nominee with a colorful story and ‘radical’ beliefs.