Embracing History, Scripture Key to Judeo-Christian Unity
In the middle of World War I, on Nov. 2, 1917, England issued the “Balfour Declaration,” recognizing the Jewish people’s right to return to Palestine — their national homeland.
Why Are We in Niger?
It is incumbent on the rest of us — including journalists — to understand where our troops serve and sacrifice, including why Niger.
Israel Reborn
In the aftermath of the Kurds’ failure to gain independence from Iraq, it’s interesting to understand how the Jews accomplished what the Kurds have failed to do (so far).
France: New Anti-Terrorism Law Takes Effect
More than 230 people have been killed in jihadist attacks in France since January 2015, when Islamic radicals attacked the headquarters of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in central Paris.
Turkey and the U.S.: A Poisoned Alliance
Saudi Arabia and Turkey also found themselves at the opposite ends of the crisis surrounding Qatar — all Sunni.
Why Balfour’s Biblical Background Matters
England was the first and only empire to control the Holy Land while acknowledging the Jewish people’s legitimate claim to their historic homeland.
An Antisemitic Caricature of Me Wins No Criticism From Berkeley Hard Left
It is shocking that this vile caricature – which would fit comfortably in a Nazi publication – was published in “the official paper of record of the City of Berkeley”.
Eden Rocks Israel
As much as Israel is unique in so many ways, there are many ways in which Israel is just like every other country, like the vision of Zionist leader Theodor Herzl.
When Old and New Anti-Semitism Come Together
The number of anti-Semitic incidents in Jewish communities in the US may be infinitesimal, but three recent events point to a concerning trend among too many American academics, and even Jews are adding fuel to the fire of anti-Jewish hatred.
Police Softies
Israel Police can be soft and forgiving, or tough and relentless. It depends who you are.