Hezbollah Operations Chief Killed in Syria—But Who Did It?
In this Aug. 16, 2015 file photo, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives for the weekly cabinet meeting at his office, in Jerusalem.
At the Epicenter of BDS
For many of these students, all of Judaism boils down to the words “tikkun olam” — repairing the world.
Poking a Gaping Hole in the Palestinian Narrative
It was May 17, 1965, when Levi Eshkol, Israel’s third prime minister, ascended the podium in the Knesset to lay out a remarkably detailed plan for regional harmony.
Israel as a Security Asset – For Everyone
The week of Israel’s 68th anniversary, NATO invited Israel – and three other countries – to “establish diplomatic missions to NATO headquarters.
The Saudi Solution Accommodations are Plentiful in the Kingdom for Sunni Muslim Migrants
That wealthy Arab states are so miserly in opening their arms to Sunni Muslims in stress reveals currents of selfishness and hypocrisy.
My Advice to French Diplomacy
The conventional wisdom of European diplomacy is that Israel should accept the so-called “Arab Peace Initiative.”
Hezbollah Commander Responsible for Killing US Marines, Killed in Israeli Airstrike
Lebanese TV reported on Friday morning that Mustafa Bader Al-Din (Badreddine), Hezbbolah’s chief commander for Lebanon was killed in an Israeli airstrike on a Hezbollah base near Damascus’s military airport in Syria.
To Spite Israel, France Hosting Mideast ‘Peace’ Talks Without Inviting Pro-Israel Voice
They’re at it again — an Israeli-Palestinian peace conference is taking place in Paris on May 30.
Iran’s Plans to Control a Palestinian State
The Iran nuclear deal, marking its first anniversary, does not appear to have had a calming effect on the Middle East.
Crooked Hillary vs. Cover-up Donald
A magazine called the Economist has an “intelligence unit” that has named a Donald J. Trump presidency as one of the top 10 greatest risks to global stability.