RBG and How to Save a Corrosive Political Culture
The friendship between the late justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Antonin Scalia provides a model for how all Americans should interact with political foes.
Columbia University Students to Vote on BDS Referendum
“The school year just started, and we already see an attempt to attack the Jewish state,” said Ilan Sinelnikov. “The anti-Zionist forces don’t take a break; neither do students equipped to fight back.”
The Holocaust vs. the Rest: A New Threat
A debut studio album in France by rapper Freeze Corleone is steeped in anti-Semitism, hatred of Israel, Holocaust denial, QAnon-style accusations of pedophilia against French politicians and constant references to the Rothschilds.
I’m Banned from the US for ‘Association with a Terrorist Organization’
Turkey is not today a pro-US or pro-Western state in any but the most nominal terms.
Get Out Your Crystal Ball!
Take the 5781 edition of the Rosh Hashanah Jewish pundit quiz.
Arab Enabling Prevents Peace
The Palestinian Arabs have another model; a model that sees living in harmony and to one another’s mutual benefit, without war or threats.
We Should Believe What Arab Dictators Say
The Jewish and Zionist officials on the White House lawn could not have been too happy about all the talk of “Palestinian territories” and Palestinian statehood.
A Win for Freedom of Speech Against Islamist “Cancel Culture”
Those who value academic freedom can only hope that Brnovich’s ruling in Sabra v. Maricopa County Comm.
Jewish, Pro-Israel Groups Welcome Israel-UAE-Bahrain Normalization Deals
President of the American Zionist Movement Richard Heideman noted that the Abraham Accords bode well “for the future of Israel, Zionism and the Jewish people with all people.”
A Tale of Two White House Signing Ceremonies
The Abraham Accords underscore the failure at the core of the Oslo Accords: You cannot make peace with people who seek your destruction. You can only make peace with those who accept you.