Israel Archives

Kamala’s Non-Denial ‘Denial’ on Israel and Genocide

The vice president should have rebuked the student’s libel on the spot.

A Silent Arab Spring is Sprouting … in Israel

Good news is never that exciting. It’s always more dramatic to ring the alarm about one problem or another. Calling Israel an “apartheid” state, as Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) did recently, is a good example. It’s so inflammatory that it’s guaranteed to attract maximum attention, both from critics and supporters of the Jewish state. I […]

Stupid is as Stupid Does

Lapid’s recent Gaza- policy proposal is just one more display in an appalling catalogue of his imbecility-cum-ignorance, which is a grave indictment of the Israeli voter.

Is it Ever OK to Praise the ‘Truth’ of an Anti-Semitic Blood Libel?

The vice president not only failed to challenge a student who smeared Israel, but praised her instead. What does this say about campus culture and politicians who see the hard-left as their party’s base?

Israel Must Define New Prisoner-Swap Rules

Hamas knows that Israelis have a soft spot for captives, but this doesn’t mean we have to play on its turf.

What is the ‘Two-State Solution’ About?

The recent drama about U.S. funding for Iron Dome was just a sideshow to Rep. Andy Levin’s proposed amendment to the Anti-Terrorism Act of 1987, which would effectively support Palestinian terrorism against Israel.

Iraq Persecutes its Heretics

The lot of political dissidents has always been a brutal one, and so there is every reason to fear that a combination of arrests and propaganda will be unleashed to crush the nascent movement for peace with Israel.

The Market Damage History Shows You Can Expect from Fed Tapering

In an effort to prove the Fed’s tapering won’t matter, I recently saw one stock advisor claim that, when the Fed tapered its QE from late 2015 into 2016, “the stock market rallied 60% in an almost straight line higher.”