Faith, Death and the Frontal Encounter

Nathan Lopes Cardozo

Perhaps, to die is to be permitted to see the full story, in its infinity. For some, this takes a lifetime to realize; for others, it is altogether beyond their grasp.

The Arrangement with Hamas Will Never Happen

Ben-Dror_Yemini

For years there has been talk about making a deal with Hamas, it had many names but it never materialized. Now, with a policy based on nothing but illusions, Israel is hoping to reach an ‘arrangement’ with the terror group, even though their leaders made it clear a long time ago that no potential ceasefire would ever be permanent.

Unto the Nations

Tuly Weisz

What to think when Christians sing ‘Mashiach! Mashiach! Mashiach!’

Peace with Jordan – Stop Panicking

Mordechai Kedar

Since the publication of the King’s decision not to renew leases renting Jordanian property to Israel, utter hysteria has overcome the Israeli media and the voices of both broadcasters and those they interview are laced with panic.

The Art of the Deal

Jim Fletcher

The West can “push” Israel all it wants. But in the end, only the Lord of History brings the best deal.

Confronting Crimes Against Humanity

Louis Rene Beres

Must we forever remain the potential murderers of those who live beside us? Why, after the Holocaust, is there still mass murder, slavery, child-trafficking and other crimes against humanity? What, then, is “civilization”?

Iran’s ‘Phoney War’

Jonathan_Spyer

Teheran prefers to strike directly only at weak and peripheral enemies, while acting against stronger ones through proxies. Is this distinction sustainable?