Hanukkah
There’s an anthropological insight into both Hanukkah and Christmas that is worth some attention as we’re singing and stuffing ourselves.
Right-wing Anti-corruption Protest Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg
Anyone paying attention to the discourse developing in the Right in general, and in Likud in particular, knows that the frustration there is on the rise; the things being said about Netanyahu, and not just behind closed doors, are far from expressions of unconditional support.
The United Nation Continues To Be A Moral Cesspool
The vote in the United Nations General Assembly concerning Jerusalem on Thursday wasn’t really about Jerusalem — or even so much about Israel.
Trump, Jerusalem, Arabs, Muslims
Is Trump aware of the Arafat-inspired mantra that calls for “a million shaheeds to march on Jerusalem”?
The Trump Camp’s Strategy With Regard to Mueller
If a significant portion of the country believes that the special counsel was unfair, this could help in legal proceedings before judges or jurors.
Europe: The Islamization of Christmas “An Unbearable, Unvoluntary Uubmission to Islam”
This year’s Christmas season has been marked by Islam-related controversies in nearly every European country.
Israel’s Learning Disabled Right
Politicians and public figures on the Right make light of the distinction between governments run by their political camp and governments run by their leftist opponents.
Tsunami in the Arab World
One interview in which I told the truth to Arab viewers in their own language has caused a veritable tsunami on the Arab street.
Christians Bringing Bible Study to the Knesset
Some Jews might be skeptical of Christians encouraging Jews to study the Bible.
Palestinians: Another “Reconciliation” Bites the Dust
It turns out, however, that the dramatic announcement of the agreement, which was reached with the sponsorship of Egypt, was all a bluff.