United States (America) Archives

One Man’s Devastating Conclusion

The last point refers to regulations such as the culture-changing, economy-crashing COVID regulations.

SNL’s Anti-Semitic Skit Panned and Called Out By Jews and Christians

Gilda Radner is doing flips in her grave. If she were alive, the former star of Saturday Night Live (SNL) who died in 1989, would be crying, but not from laughter.

Can Biden’s Zeal to Deal Work Better than ‘Maximum Pressure’?

The unsurprising announcement that the United States is ready to sit down with Iran is worrisome because of the new administration team’s modest goals and dismal negotiating record.

Engaging with the UN Human Rights Council

It’s a real American conundrum—namely, because the majority of its member states are illiberal autocracies, and yet, the only country to have its record scrutinized as a fixed agenda item is Israel.

Reform Movement Denounces its Own ‘West Bank Settlers’

Some of Tzur Hadassah’s residents are in a pickle: Either they accept the apartheid-like implications of the Union for Reform Judaism’s position—by refusing to drive on certain roads, ride on certain buses or buy houses on certain streets—or they risk being denounced by their own religious leaders.

President Biden and the Muslim Brotherhood Trap

Will Biden’s foreign policy and national security team face the reality of the Muslim Brotherhood’s track record and core ideology?

Navigating Israel’s Ship of State Through the Biden Storm

The U.S. will remain Israel’s most important ally, regardless of the policies of any specific administration, but Israel cannot concede its sovereignty or interests to satisfy an administration committed to policies that harm both.