Can Pro-Israel Democrats Turn Back the Intersectional Tide?

Congressional veterans say the surge in anti-Israel candidates is irrelevant. But the ideological trend among party activists bodes ill for the future.
Judicial Overreach and the Israeli Sovereignty Imperative

Excessive intervention by the courts into what is seen as the purview of the legislature is likely to have some unintended consequences: Energizing the drive to extend Israeli sovereignty over Judea-Samaria—and sparking far-reaching judicial reform.
Dear Jews: The Summer of 2020 is Not About Us

When was the last time you saw a video of a cop killing a Jew because he was Jewish?
The Unmistakable Echoes in the Culture War Against the West

Palestinianism is the poster cause of Western progressives. It is no coincidence that the tactics being used in the culture war against the West turn out to be the same tactics used against Israel.
Time for Trump to be Trump, at Home and Abroad

Everything the president entered politics to oppose is returning and threatening to take over America for good. Now is his moment to act forthrightly and decisively.
Israelis Can’t Mask a Lack of Anxiety

Most Israelis are unlikely to accept another proverbial jail term, regardless of COVID-19 rates.
Jews and Christians Unite to Support Christian Arabs

Despite Israel being a democracy with freedom of worship for all, there are challenges specifically among Christian Arabs.
The Jobs Report Misunderstanding in a Nutshell: NO V-Shaped Recovery in Sight

It looks, when graphed like that, to be a full recovery in a month, but it’s just a switch from a big plunge on the negative side of the graph to a small uptick in one step.
Israeli Supreme Court Reverses Land Decision in Midst of Sovereignty Debate

The move is seen by some segments of the country as overreach and hypocritical, and proved an issue in the year-long elections in the Jewish state.
Armenia’s Self-Defeating Campaign Against Christians

While the days of large-scale war or violence between Christian denominations (such as Protestants versus Catholics) are largely over, that does not mean disdain or outright hostility within the Christian community itself is a thing of the past.