While a Consensus Rules in Israel, US Politics Becomes More Divisive
Israel’s leading political parties used to exchange blood-libel accusations. Now, that’s what Americans are doing to each other.
How Trump Put Netanyahu in an Untenable Position
It was understandable but unfortunate that the Israeli government on Thursday banned a visit by two of its most hostile congressional critics, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) and Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.).
Rashida Must-Leave and Ilhan No-More
The decision to ban Omar and Tlaib was not made in a vacuum and not due to only one factor. It could have been done differently, and it could have been done the same but better.
IPT Exclusive: Tlaib Meets with Another Terror Supporter
When U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., was photographed with an avowed Hizballah supporter in January – just after being sworn in to the U.S. House of Representatives
Israel Gets Ready to Fight a Multifront War
Israel’s Ministry of Defense has revealed a new program to design a combat vehicle for the future.
Can Palestinians in Gaza Revolt Against Hamas?
That Palestinians will return to the streets of the Gaza Strip to demand that their leaders govern rather than tyrannize. The living conditions of Palestinians in Gaza have gone from abysmal to worse.
Two-State Advocates Must Answer these Seven Questions
The Palestinians do not have the cultural, economic or political infrastructure to support a state in this region. Worse yet, they seem not to have the desire.
Recent Wave of Anti-Semitism in U.S. Hinted by Prophet Jeremiah
After a recent wave of anti-Semitism hit the U.S., two prominent rabbis weigh-in, agreeing that Jew-hatred signals the blessed end of the exile. But they warn that this is the final prophesied call for Jews to return home.
Blind Hate Drives Campaign to Fire Jake Tapper
This campaign isn’t going anywhere. But it’s another clear example of how those who claim to combat hate have plenty of their own demons to wrestle.
And That’s How it All Came Down
Those candied rate-cutting hopes gave the market a little bump following the Fed’s June meeting, but still not much and one that was short-lived, falling off by half the next week.