The Mufti and the Holocaust, Revisited
The Mufti, disgracefully, escaped the Nuremburg Trials of Nazi war criminals, and ended his days in Beirut in 1974.
Another Death From Har Nof Attack
One year after being severely injured in the attack in the Har Nof Synagogue in Jerusalem, Chaim Yechiel Rothman succumbed to his wounds and passed away.
24 Hours With No Israeli Casualties Despite Continued Attacks
Despite several attempts to perpetrate terror attacks, no Israelis were injured over the Sabbath.
Israel’s Options
No country in history has dealt with a Terror War as long as Israel.
Three Observations on Israel and the Palestinian Terror Wave
When the chips are down, as isolated as ever.
Calm Before the Storm in the Middle East
So now the three Biblically required attended feasts for the calendar year are ended.
Another Self-Deception Produced by the Free World
The young man approached the group of police officers, pulled out an axe and managed to hurt two of them, who were lightly wounded.
Sadism and Masochism in International Culture
Do cultures have personalities, meaningful collections of attitudes and behaviors?
The New York Times Should Do Better than Jodi Rudoren
The New York Times should do better than Jodi Rudoren.
Why There is Still Hope for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
The fact that there is currently no partner on the other side does not mean we should lose hope. Anyone who belittles the role or the importance of the international community does not understand the world we currently live in, and that they themselves are in fact helping the anti-Israel campaign.