Reformers Launch Group Aimed at Challenging Muslim Anti-Semitism
Anti-Semitism has become “a pandemic raging for many years” among many Muslims, said interfaith activist Soraya Deen.
Antony Blinken Called the Wrong Guy
The U.S. secretary of state needs to be calling the Palestinian Authority to talk about its lack of democracy, not reflexively assume that Israel is somehow to blame for how the P.A. governs its people.
Following the Money is Not Enough
Quite stealthily, it came out that America is preparing to transfer as much as $100 million in aid for Palestinians.
The Middle East Quandary
While Iran and Turkey pursue two conflicting long-term imperialist visions, they are collaborating on the joint short-term goal of toppling every pro-U.S. Arab regime.
China’s Rulers Have a New and Unimproved Version of Rules-Based Order
To prevent the U.S. position from deteriorating further will require a strategy. The Biden administration doesn’t have one yet.
The Threats American Jewry Refuses to Face
Given the data, it makes sense that 65-75 percent of American Jews remain in a political and ideological home that is hostile to Jews. It’s a matter of priorities.
Biden’s ‘Nine-Miles-Wide Plan’
What should American Jews do? Turn to all our tried-and-true methods of lobbying and protest. And do it now—while there is still time.
Why Assad Crossed Obama’s Red Line
He calculated, correctly, that he could commit war crimes with impunity.
King Abdullah the Irrelevant
Last week’s fleeting yet existential diplomatic crisis with Jordan reflects the changing nature of relations between Jerusalem and Amman in the era of the Abraham Accords.
The Differences Between Israel’s 2020 and 2021 Elections
Polls show that the election is Netanyahu’s to win or lose. If he cannot form a coalition, it’s unlikely that another candidate would fare any better, although one should always expect the unexpected in Israeli politics.