Of Stars, Stripes and Red Flags
Though the radicals’ sullying of patriotic icons is disconcerting, most Americans and Israelis celebrate their countries’ independence with fanfare.
Local Arab Leaders are Failing the Younger Generation
Many in Israeli Arab society are aware of the opportunity that life in Israel offers in terms of escaping the cycle of violence—they need to be nurtured.
How the Jewish Brand is Getting Squeezed from Two Sides
Why does it feel as if this great Jewish brand is suddenly getting tarnished?
Bennett and the Religious Zionist Elite
The Religious Zionist leadership’s decision to avoid a showdown in Evyatar guarantees that the next showdown will be far worse.
After Latest Legislation on Stolen Jewish Property, It’s Time to Cut Ties with Poland’s Government
It is ironic that a political party named “Law and Justice” should be so wedded to outright theft and discrimination, but that is the present-day reality in Poland.
Who’s Lying About Critical Race Theory?
Leftists claim opponents of woke ideology aren’t telling the truth. But this attempt to shut down discussion won’t work. Its illiberal ideas are antithetical to American freedom and Jewish safety.
After Guns Go Quiet, Hamas Works with Hizballah and Iran to Learn Lessons for Next War
It is fair to assume that at this time, senior members of Hamas, Hizballah and Iran are seeking to produce fresh lessons from the May conflict, he added.
David Menashri: American Resolve Can Stop Iran’s “March towards a Nuclear Weapon”
The Iranians have been “allowed to think that they can dictate the rules of the game.”
Biden’s Promise on Iranian Nukes is Worthless
The president pledged that Tehran will not acquire nuclear weapons on “his watch.” But if he reinstates Obama’s deal the crisis will occur after he leaves office.
Lapid, Don’t Count on Courting Democrats
Israel’s new foreign minister ought to be rethinking the kind of American bipartisanship that’s even attainable, let alone desirable.