The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and the Cypriot Status Quo
“The status quo” is not an option, declared Mrs. Mogherini ahead of her visit.
Who May Ascend the Temple Mount? It Depends on Whom You Ask
For the last few years I have been puzzled by the police’s practice of persistently prohibiting prayer on the Temple Mount.
75 Torah Scrolls Dedicated in Memory of Last Summer’s War Victims
Each one of the 75 Israelis killed in Operation Protective Edge will have a Torah scroll written in their memory, thanks to a program in Israel.
IDF Adopts New Non-Lethal Methods of Crowd Dispersal
The Israel Defense Force will be implementing new, “more humane” methods of crowd dispersal, reports Ynet.
From Mormonism to Amish Life, One Family’s Journey Ends as Jews in the Holy Land
The McJunkin family have made a long and eventful journey of faith, beginning with conversion to Judaism and ending this week with aliyah.
Are Lawmakers Worthless in the Eyes of the Court?
There is a law, the attorney general clarifies
The Teutonic Hordes
One feature of the human condition is that we have fairly short attention spans.
Fending Off Chaos: Israel’s Future in World Politics
Mr. Obama neglected to mention that Israel had already been eliminated cartographically by the Palestinians.
Did U.S. Policy Allow Ramadi to Fall?
The fall of Ramadi to the fighters of the Islamic State is a disaster for the Iraqi government of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.
A Tale of Two Sadats
With varying degrees of vehemence, the United States’ Middle East allies all oppose the budding U.S.-Iranian détente.