Let’s Not Celebrate the Romance with Ra’am Prematurely

The right is reveling in this new friendship, though it is ignoring the ramifications of joining forces with an Islamic movement currently displaying signs of moderation.
Trump Should let the Quartet Die with James Wolfensohn

A review of the Quartet’s website is instructive in examining just what’s wrong with the body. Its failures—and they are plentiful—stem from its entire approach to Israel.
The Declining Credibility of Palestinian Objections to the IHRA Definition of Anti-Semitism

A dramatic sense of how this process is unfolding was on display at the United Nations—the citadel of global anti-Zionism.
Biden and Israel’s Unsteady Right

The Blue and White-Likud clash over Iran policy, like their clash over Israel’s national and strategic interests in Judea and Samaria, makes it clear that the farcical unity government has run its course.
How will Biden Respond to Iran’s ‘No’ to a New Deal?

Tehran has already signaled that it won’t renegotiate Obama’s pact. How will a new president change that if he’s already given up all of his leverage?
Israel’s Center-Left is in Disarray

By pushing the country towards elections, Blue and White’s Benny Gantz is putting not just the party he heads but the entire bloc at risk.
The Agenda that Undermines America’s Bond with the Jews

The four-year interlude under President Donald Trump is clearly viewed as an irritating setback that must now be reversed.
Proof That Trickle-Down Never Even Dribbled Down

Clear proof that throughout the years of trickle-down economics (primarily created by huge reductions in capital-gains taxes — capital gains being where the rich make their money) nothing has trickled down.
US Supreme Court to Hear Two Cases Related to Holocaust Restitution

Although foreign governments usually cannot be sued in American courts, exceptions for acts of terrorism or acts of property confiscation violating international law have been made.
Will Biden Get the Message He was just Sent on Iran?

The assassination of Tehran’s top nuclear scientist is a reminder not so much of Israeli and Arab rejection of appeasement as it is of the deadly nature of the Iranian threat.