The Jewish Struggle From Time Immemorial
Jew hatred is having a revival in the West. The honeymoon period, a one or two generation hiatus in antisemitism following the Holocaust, is over.
ICC Judges’ Bias Against Israel
Judges in The Hague decide to reopen the investigation against Israel in the Mavi Marmara incident despite the prosecutor repeatedly closing the case over flotilla organizers IHH’s ties to global Jihad.
US Claims it Killed ISIS Commander, Syria Says US Hit its Forces
The decision to strike an ISIS commander in Homs Governorate and in the desert area shows that the US is hunting in a wider range of areas in Syria.
A New Order Emerges in Southern Syria
Syrian Regime closes accounts with west- and Israel-linked rebels, as Iran builds and expands its presence in the area.
While Airbnb Boycotts, Israel Builds its Diplomatic Strength
Airbnb’s partial boycott of Israel last week came just as the Arab world, Africa, and Eastern Europe moved closer to the Jewish state.
The Russians and the Kerch Bridge: What Would Reagan Do?
Every story has a starting point. Don’t start with the Russian capture this week of two (or three) Ukrainian ships and the injury to three (or six) Ukrainian sailors.Â
George H.W. Bush: Farewell to a Friend of Israel
Despite a rocky political relationship with Israel, Bush fought hard for the Jewish people.
Terra Incognita: Israel and the Yazidis
Shortsighted politics prevent genocide recognition
NY Times Reporter Uses Coal Piece to Attack Trump
Coal mining jobs have plummeted over the last decade, despite a modest increase of about 4 percent in the first 18 months of the Trump presidency.
Syria, Gaza, Afghanistan: The Endless Wars
That might make these endless wars easy for most civilians to ignore, but it doesn’t decrease their importance.