New Government, New Threats

The U.S. administration’s now all-but-declared positions on Jerusalem and Hamas strengthen Iran’s position in Palestinian society.
Strategic Incoherence Continued: US Policy Towards Syria Under Biden

On May 27, 2021, the US Administration decided not to extend the sanctions waiver for the American oil company Delta Crescent, related to the company’s activities in northeast Syria.
Ilhan Omar and the Art of not Apologizing

This time, she responded to her critics with the feigned: “I didn’t say it. You misinterpreted me. And also, you’re a bunch of racists.”
Omar Forces a Difficult Choice for Jewish Democrats

Fear of being accused of racism and Islamophobia caused the majority of the caucus to refuse to condemn her analogizing Israel and the United States to Hamas and the Taliban.
Meddling with Israel’s Security, Biden is Also Dangerously Interfering with UK Governance
Such interference is based on an ignorant and dangerously partisan view that, under the guise of advancing peace, is in fact a powerful incentive to further violence and aggression.
I Suspect that Many Israelis Today are Feeling the Way that Israelis Did When Israel’s Then, Longest-Serving Founding Prime Minister, David Ben-Gurion, Stepped Aside.

Last Tuesday, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with the Palestinian Authority’s President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah
Anti-Semitism at Rutgers Isn’t All Academic

Robbing Jew-hatred of its particularity is the aim of Students for Justice in Palestine. But university administrators can be colluders through cowardice.
The Newest Way to Malign Israel: White Supremacy

Here in the United States, the latest tactic of the anti-Israel movement is to connect the Jewish state to the racist sins of white supremacy.
Google, Amazon, and Israel in the New America

The tech giants’ organizational culture raises significant questions about the wisdom of granting them exclusive control over Israel’s government data for the next seven years.
Israel-Hamas War Showcased Iran’s Rocket Threat

For the watching world, the fourth Gaza war was defined by images of rockets streaking into the night sky.