Turkey and Israel: A Rickety Handshake
Netanyahu’s problem is that he does not trust Erdogan in the least.
Why Palestinian Terrorism is Never a ‘Justified Popular Uprising’
In law, in all law, such evident expressions of pure criminality can never be reconciled with any form of permissible “uprising.”
America’s Hidden Jihad
The establishment sweeps certain acts of terror under the rug
Putting the Villain Before the Victim: The Immorality of Treating Terrorists First
At a time when Israelis are being attacked on the streets in unprecedented fashion, we can’t allow a misguided sense of medical morality to dictate behavior of first responders.
An Old-New Solution for an Old-New Problem
The BDS (Boycott, Divest and Sanction) movement which masquerades as a humanitarian bulwark against the evils of “occupation” is ostensibly nothing more than the most recent incarnation of old-fashioned, hard-core, pernicious anti-Semitism.
Falling Towers
Why Israel must prioritize existential threats and stay focused on potential nuclear aggression.
An Israeli Gas Pipeline to Turkey? Bad Idea
News that the Turkish and Israeli governments are about to renew full diplomatic relations after years of tensions causes me to smile cynically — and to worry again about Israeli gullibility.
Germans Stock Up on Weapons for Self-Defense
Germans, facing an influx of more than one million asylum seekers from Africa, Asia and the Middle East, are rushing to arm themselves.
Feminist Academics Join Destroy-Israel Movement
The National Women’s Studies Association has voted by a huge majority to join the worldwide Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel.
The War is Getting Closer
The most recent Republican presidential debate was a breath of fresh air on the terrorism challenge that is front and center in American politics right now.