UN and Israel Join in Rejecting UN Budget Over Funding Jew-Hating Conference
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The Genius of Israel’s Foreign Policy: Mixing Normalization and Silent War
Israel does not always wait until a problem has ripened in order to meet it with large-scale conventional military or diplomatic means.
In Praise of Diplomatic Quid Pro Quos
Trump’s critics blasted the Morocco-Israel normalization agreement as merely a transaction, rather than peace. They forget that deals based on mutual interests are the only kind that last.
The Declining Credibility of Palestinian Objections to the IHRA Definition of Anti-Semitism
A dramatic sense of how this process is unfolding was on display at the United Nations—the citadel of global anti-Zionism.
The Prospective Return of Global Appeasement
In a knockdown fight between good and evil, liberal universalists split the difference and call that justice.
Biden Team’s Blind Spot on Terror
President-elect Joe Biden’s first major foreign policy appointments are being hailed as centrists and experts.
Can Biden Renew Foreign Aid to Palestinians while Still Adhering to Taylor Force Act?
“Sympathizers in the Democratic Party are trying to convince the Palestinians to make changes in the law so salaries will be based on economic conditions and not just on terrorism,” said Yossi Kuperwasser, a senior intelligence and security expert at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs.
How Nuremberg’s Universalism Undermined its Noble Aims
A clear line connects the tribunal on Nazi atrocities to current anti-Semitism.
China Wants to Blind the World
For officials there, it should be remembered that the word “sovereignty” is interpreted as a license for governments to do whatever they wish within the territories under their jurisdiction.
Pot calling Kettle Black? Turkey blasts America for “Antisemitism”
Erdemir, a member of the Turkish parliament from 2011-2015 for the CHP party told Israel Hayom that Erdogan’s antisemitism is so venomous that it will “continue to haunt Turkey long after he is gone from office”