Sanitizing Soros through Guilt by Association
Just because George Soros is a magnet for anti-Semites does not mean there aren’t well-founded grounds for complaints against his behavior.
Turning Human Rights into a Bad Joke
The U.N. anti-Israel blacklist asserts that the most basic essentials—food, water, transportation, communication—raise “particular human rights concerns.” But if every human activity is a “human rights concern,” then nothing is.
Extension of High-Speed Rail to Old City Jerusalem Expected to Alleviate Traffic, Boost Tourism
“Jews from around the world will be able to land at Ben-Gurion and in a short amount of time be at the Western Wall to be spiritually uplifted. It’s the perfect blend of modern technology and ancient spirituality,” said Rabbi Steve Burg, CEO of Aish HaTorah.
Catholic Church Group Suspected of Bringing CoronaVirus to Israel
The Health Ministry asked that anyone who was in close contact with the members of the tour group place themselves in isolation in their own homes for 14 days.
Challengers Gantz and Lapid Attack Netanyahu-Trump Relationship
The Blue and White leaders are handicapping themselves before possibly entering office by violating any trust they may have hoped to build with the Trump administration.
Bad Globalism: China Controls our Meds
Securing the production of our medication is not a partisan idea, it’s a national emergency. Leaders of both sides need to step up.
UN Sinks to a New Low with BDS-Inspired Blacklist
Sadly, Israel cannot expect justice in any form from the U.N. or its agencies, and must combat the biased, hateful actions emanating from this morally bankrupt organization.
Conference of Presidents: Jewish Mission to Saudi Arabia the Result of ‘Two Decades of Effort’
Much of the diplomacy takes place over time and under the radar, says Malcolm Hoenlein, longtime executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, “by building meaningful relationships across the board.”
Can Trump’s Iran Policy Succeed in the Long Run?
“Maximum pressure” has helped back Iran into a corner. But it will take political will, rather than a strategic or diplomatic move, to ensure its ultimate success.
The Return of the Monroe Doctrine
The Trump administration has found bipartisan support for a pro-U.S. Venezuelan leader, but its efforts to bring about regime change in Venezuela have been principled, persistent and, so far, ineffective.