A Hope Everlasting
The familiar sense of dread has returned, and it touches every Israeli as they leave for work or school.
The Abarbanel and the Return of the Bnei Anusim
This week marks the anniversary of the death of one of the greatest Jewish figures of the past five centuries.
Our World: The Nuclear Deal’s True Purpose
Obama’s deal has nothing to do with preventing Iran from becoming a nuclear power or even with placing restrictions on Iran’s nuclear activities.
Terror in Israel – Why’s the World Media Yawning?
That fear of making Israel look “good.”
India’s President Makes First Historic Visit to Jewish State
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin hosted President Prenab Mukherjee, the first president of India to make an official visit to the Jewish state
Putin’s “Moral Clarity” Disguises Evil Intent
We as a nation are discussing ways to isolate and treat mental illness in society.
It Isn’t Neat or Simple
It’s not easy deciphering the actions of Israel and the Palestinian leadership with respect to the current wave of violence.
Migrant Crime Wave, Police Capitulate
According to Solms-Laubach, non-Germans make up roughly 10% of the German population, but they commit more than 25% of the crimes.
The Limits of Iranian Power
The Houthi retreat in Yemen counters the notion of an unstoppable Iranian advance across the Middle East.
Chaos and 2nd Cold War, Part I: Israel’s Nuclear Strategy
It is likely that Israel has undertaken some very impressive and original steps in cyber-defense and cyber-war, but even the most remarkable efforts in this direction will not be enough to stop Iran altogether.