The North Korean Crisis as Competitive Risk Taking
On increasingly urgent matters concerning North Korean nuclear weapons and corresponding missile development, the US and its pertinent allies should focus not on proliferating ordnance per se, but rather on underlying analytic and intellectual orientations to effective control.
UNESCO Reflects Not the Nations’ Antisemitism, But Our Own Self-Hatred
It is quite symbolic that UNESCO, the organization in charge of world heritage, is denying our historic right to Israel.
Who Do We Trust?
Despite our leaders’ daily exclamations of relying on the US and a few others, it’s hard to believe that Israelis feel a great deal of trust in anyone.
Hezbollah’s Missiles Will Not Rust
If we aren’t indifferent to Hezbollah’s expansion of its capabilities, what are we planning to do about it?
Already, Enough is Enough
The steady criminal, immoral and unethical acts and behaviors by governments and people groups are escalating around the world.
Israel and Self-Defense: Dealing Militarily with Syria ‘Spillovers’
International law, Israel must continue to remind the world, is not a suicide pact.
Violence Against Women: Some Inconvenient Data for the Corrupt UN
According to the Global Gender Gap Index of the World Economic Forum, there is not a single overwhelmingly Muslim nation in the best 50 scoring list of countries.
The Best Deal Ever
The new president of the United States has been described as a deal-maker, and in fact, he wrote a book entitled The Art of the Deal.
“Readout” from the Middle East
The idea that American officials take orders from Israel is an old anti-Semitic canard, resurrected here to throw at the new administration.
Straight Talk and Palestinian ‘Intent’
Israeli and American victims of terrorism deserve no less. But it may be only the first step in actually affecting Palestinian behavior.