Reflections on the Second Lebanon War, 10 Years On
For those of us who took part in it, the war remains quiet and always just in view, like a suitcase filled with items of memory in the corner of a room.
Hunting Bibi
A few weeks ago, in an effort to bolster his ruling coalition, Netanyahu replaced Moshe Ya’alon, the Foreign Minister, with Avidgor Lieberman.
Looking at Orlando from Jerusalem
Recently I visited with Christian friends from Orlando in Jerusalem.
Media Mislead About Mateen’s Motives
Future terrorists will find a way to access guns regardless of the law.
The Israeli Case Against Brexit
The upcoming referendum in Britain on European Union (EU) membership has raised little interest in Israel.
Explaining the Israeli Left
Why the Israeli public has abandoned leftist leaders
“Selling a House to a Jew is a Betrayal of Allah”
This campaign has raised fears that Palestinians may resume extrajudicial executions of suspected land dealers.
Prominent Philanthropist Dr. Irving Moskowitz Passes Away
A man who has rightfully been called the Montefiore and Rothschild of our time.
We Need More Islamophobia, Not Less
The media say President Obama is good at sharing condolences with victims of terrorism.
Father Naddaf: Beacon of Light to the Christians of Israel
Chapter one of this story began when Father Gabriel Naddaf, a Greek Orthodox priest in Nazareth, started to speak up for the idea that it was time for Christians to embrace their homeland, Israel, and their Jewish roots.