UK: It Wasn’t a Gaffe
If there was a gaffe, it wasn’t by Johnson.
Why I Rooted for the Turkish Coup Attempt
I renew my prediction that Erdoğan’s undoing will likely be in foreign affairs.
The GOP Finally Gets It
Now it looks like we might have a government that agrees.
Palestinians: The Power Struggle Between Young Guard and Old Guard
Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas faces a real threat; its name is Mohamed Dahlan.
Could Italy Bring Down the Euro?
M5S blames the euro for Italy’s woes, and many Italians agree.
Setting the Record Straight About Israel’s NGO Law
The new Israeli law does not infringe upon the freedom of NGOs.
Navigating Amid Chaos: Nuclear Strategy
Israel must forge a nuclear strategy in the face of a world gone mad.
Who Do Bigots Blame for Police Shootings in America? Israel, of Course!
One hopes that the answer is no, and that the intersectionalist radicals will make that clear to their followers.
Beyond Black and White in America
The battle against racism is raging everywhere.
How the Great Ones Fall
But as a tragic story in the Torah reveals, it is extremely hard to actually do so.