Behind the Lines: Islamic State Shifts Strategy
The latest wave of bombings by Islamic State confirm a pattern long observed.
UNESCO to Vote on Whether Temple Mount is Jewish or Not
The United Nations is once more set to question the eternal connection of the Temple Mount and the Jewish religion with a vote on a resolution which would repudiate any link between the two.
Israel’s Diplomatic Spring
The time has come to recognize the Jewish State’s new geopolitical position.
Abbas’s Satisfied Customers
Why European leaders cheer accusations of Jews poisoning Palestinian wells.
Turkey-Israel Rapprochement
Israeli policy (assisted by U.S. Vice President Joe Biden) produced perhaps the best possible outcome.
Turkey and Israel: Happy Together?
Now that Turkey has agreed to send humanitarian aid through the Ashdod port, it accepts the legitimacy of the blockade.
Obama’s Money and Israel’s Sovereignty
A generous military aid package — with unacceptable strings attached.
Western Universities: The Best Indoctrination Money Can Buy
We cannot let hardline Muslims and Muslim states elbow aside their reform-minded brethren and trample on our most essential freedoms.
UN’s Ban Ki-Moon in Tel Aviv: “50 Years of Occupation Has Had Devastating Impact on Palestinians”
Ban called for Israeli and Palestinian leaders to assume responsibility in moving the peace process forward.
UN’s Ban Ki-Moon Blasts Israel’s Gaza Blockade; “It Is a Collective Punishment”
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon accused Israel of enforcing a “suffocating” and “stifling” blockade on the Gaza Strip during a visit to the Hamas-controlled enclave on Tuesday.