After Monsey, it’s Time to Say Jewish Lives Also Matter
Identity politics and talk about “white privilege” are helping set the stage for hate crimes, particularly in New York.
Two Years of Trump Tax Cuts: What did they Get Us?
After two years of this third experiment with trickle-down economics via the Trump Tax Cuts, we should have enough data to get an unbiased, factual view of the results.
Iran’s Undivided and Indivisible Regime
Iran must be fought relentlessly on all fronts until its regime is consigned to history.
In Israel and America: Choreographed Coups with the Law as a Prop
It’s been more about a pursuit of power than a pursuit of justice.
A Double Standard on Territorial Conflicts and International Law
Yet BDS activists will keep singling out the “occupation” while remaining silent on matters of international law for other territories. At minimum, Israel’s critics should be consistent.
Israel’s Winner Take All Election
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is a revolutionary. Since he entered politics 32 years ago, Netanyahu has upheld an integrated vision for Israel comprised of diplomatic, security and economic components.
Jewish Students Receive Protection from Aggression
The BDS (Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions) movement began on N. American college campuses during the previous administration.
Progress on ‘the Jewish Question’
While anti-Semites suffer defeats in the U.K. and the U.S., Jew-hatred, that ancient and shape-shifting pathology, is on the rise almost everywhere, often with lethal results.
Pompeo Brings Down the House
The U.S. Secretary of State turns the tables on the false correlation between the existence of settlements and the lack of peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
Jews Shouldn’t Ignore the Real Lesson of Corbyn’s Defeat
Support for nationalist ideas like Brexit isn’t necessarily linked to anti-Semitism. But left-wing extremism can inevitably lead to the targeting of Jews.