Is the EU Having Second Thoughts Over its Hostility Towards the Jewish State?
The widespread fury over the proposed extension of Israeli sovereignty constitutes merely shadow-boxing.
Can We Keep the Focus on George Floyd’s Killer?
Instead of talking about police violence, we’re talking more about protestor violence that makes for dramatic media images.
Iran and Venezuela: The Unshakeable Alliance
Much as Hugo Chávez and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad used to do, the double-pronged axis is again poking America in the eye.
Talkin’ About a Double Standard
It is a shameful and dishonorable insult to the American people that needs to be exposed by the media and rectified.
An Epocalypse Upon Us
It took the kick of a virus to set everything in place, but all the parts are now falling where I said they would once the next recession began.
What Would Ben-Gurion Do?
The founding father and first prime minister of Israel would reject paying a probably massive price for self-indulgent symbolism.
When Judges Rule: A Comparison Between the US and Israel
In most parliamentary democracies, the judiciary is subordinate to the legislature (of which the executive is part), though they are generally somewhat independent.
The Problem with Trump’s “Bloodlines”
President Trump’s recent remark about Henry Ford’s “good bloodlines” has aroused curiosity and controversy.
The Imperative to Annex; the Irrelevance of Innocence
Annexation (or “extension of sovereignty,” as semantic purists prefer) would make a self-governing Palestinian-Arab entity unattainable. It is difficult to conceive of any other measure that could do more to bring home to the Palestinians that their hostile endeavor is futile.
Multinational Force in Sinai Represents ‘An Insurance Policy,’ Says Former Israeli Defense Official
Egyptian-Israeli relations are at their best level since the peace treaty was signed, mostly based on common security interests. But something can always go wrong.