The Real Netanyahu (and Trump) Dilemma
And this brings us to the real “Netanyahu Dilemma.” The real dilemma embittering the lives of the foreign policy elites is not whether to give the Nobel Peace Prize to men they hate.
Top Senate Races Jewish Voters Should be Eyeing Before Nov. 3
With the balance of the Senate in question, here are five contests deemed very close in states with significant Jewish populations.
Why the Uproar About Selling F-35s to the UAE?
What explains the peacenik IDF generals’ righteous indignation over the sale? Ego, and opposition to Netanyahu’s strategic doctrine.
Shalom, Salaam Sudan
I am no less happy about the prospects for peace with Sudan than anyone.
The IDF in the Shadow of the Pandemic
As the State of Israel faces intertwined health, economic and political crises, the IDF has been left without a new defense budget. Nevertheless, it is moving to adapt to a rapidly changing strategic environment.
“Mussolini was a Kindergarten Compared to Netanyahu,” Says top PA/Fatah Official Rajoub
Top PA/Fatah official Jibril Rajoub repeatedly employs the Nazi comparison to convey the libelous PA narrative about Israeli conduct toward the Palestinians, and to demonize Israeli officials and other figures.
Abraham’s Seeds of Peace were Planted Long Ago; Now They’re Bearing Fruit
“We are witnessing the fruits of the Netanyahu Doctrine … and this is only the beginning,” the Israeli prime minister’s strategic adviser, Aaron Klein, tells JNS in an exclusive interview.
Arab-Israeli Politicians Against Peace
The Joint List—the third-largest faction in the Knesset—is more hostile to Zionists than the sheikhs of Abu Dhabi and Manama.
Palestinians Choose Guns Over Butter
Imagine how many Arab lives might have been saved if money had been spent on medicine and equipment as opposed to weapons to fight the Israelis.
Why Israel Chose to Aid an Ailing Enemy
Saeb Erekat repeatedly libeled Israel, aided terrorists and was an obstacle to peace. But Jewish values will always dictate that Israelis help those in need.