Israel will be Less Secure if “Deal of the Century” is Carried Out
This deal would reduce Israel to approximately nine miles wide—virtually indefensible—as it was before the 1967 Six Day War.
Int’l Holocaust Day, 75 Years After Auschwitz, Not Much Learned
International Holocaust Remembrance Day, is January 27, designated by the United Nations General Assembly resolution 60/7 in 2005.
Is Trump’s Plan a Plot, a Fantasy or an Exercise in Realism?
It’s not clear whether it will bail out Bibi or hurt Gantz, but imagining a future Middle East that accepts most of these terms is actually a practical idea.
Trump’s Invitation has Changed the Stakes of the Election
Trump’s sudden decision to summon Netanyahu to the White House for a meeting next Tuesday and his acceptance of Netanyahu’s request that Gantz also be invited, puts Gantz in a bind.
Israel’s F-35i ‘Adir’ Stealth Fighter Is a Beast (And Now A Second Squadron Is Ready)
The F-35i has been kept under wraps and extreme security by Israel.
For Israel, Now is the Time for Strategic Initiatives
In recent weeks the United States has returned to the Middle East, in a major way. With a lightning strike, it knocked Iran on its heels, erased all its achievements of the past few years and mainly exposed its weakness. It is an illuminating fact that after Iran sustained the U.S. knockout punch—in the form […]
Government Continues Turning a Blind Eye to Radical Islamist Grant Recipients
The federal government knows a lot of troubling things about two prominent American Islamist organizations.
Holocaust Remembrance, Palestinian Irrelevance
Bemoaning all the apparent attention on the Jews prior to the Fifth World Holocaust Forum in Jerusalem, a columnist for the official Palestinian Authority daily newspaper “Al-Hayat Al-Jadida” proposed murder as a solution to stop the proceedings.
Campus Anti-Semitism Reaches New Lows in America
It is tragic that the state of U.S. universities has degenerated to the point that Jewish students must look to a presidential order for protection.
What’s the Alternative to Trump on Iran?
The Democratic presidential candidates agree that wars are bad and so is the president. But they aren’t presenting any serious policy options to deal with Tehran.