Generations of Dreams Coming True Upon Touchdown
I saw old people who lived through decades of persecution and war.
Ze’ev Jabotinsky Remembered 80 years After His Death
A follower of Zeev Jabotinsky – Benjamin Netanyahu raises a voice of moral conscious against Iran, an enemy of the world who vows to destroy the Jewish people.
Riots and Protests from Portland to Jerusalem
As in the U.S., left-wing protesters in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv have hitched a ride on the economic distress the pandemic has induced, with the full support of the media.
On Tisha B’Av, It’s Time for Americans to Step Back from Apocalyptic Rhetoric
The historic legacy of the day of mourning about senseless hatred is a reminder that democracy doesn’t work when political parties deem each other illegitimate.
Did Corona Kill Sovereignty
The “Peace to Prosperity” plan is on the table, but as far as being a main foreign policy agenda item, it’s as if someone in Washington pushed the pause button.
Stability for our Enemies
Israel’s security community isn’t alone in its preference for stability—even at the cost of strengthening enemies.
What Does Iran’s Pivot to China Mean for Israel?
Tehran and Beijing have been reported to be planning broad economic and security deals that could pave the way for China’s multibillion-dollar investment in Iran’s energy and military sectors, as the Jewish state cautiously eyes the developing relationship.
The Islamist Takeover of George Floyd
From the moment that video footage of Floyd’s death went viral, Palestinian activists throughout the U.S. and abroad tried to turn the subsequent protests against police brutality into an American intifada.
A Chill Wind from Poland
The legacy of two forms of totalitarianism—Nazism and communism—continue to impact Poland, alongside its long, grim tradition of domestic anti-Semitism.
US Military Deploys Forces to Asia Surrounding China
Esper reaffirmed his country’s commitment to executing freedom of navigation exercises in both the Taiwan Strait as well as the South China Sea.