The Kurdish Fight is Humanity’s Fight
In 1939, when the Nazis rolled into Poland, my aunt, whose name I carry, was forced to strip naked and dig a hole, into which she and the other members of her village were summarily mowed down.
Source Code Sharing is a Terrible Idea
Source codes are the instructions written by a computer programmer that powers its software. It contains all the secret instructions in a program that, if discovered, would enable the software source to be stolen.
No Breaks for Israel
Israel is far from “regionally isolated.” In fact, Iran’s greatest concern at the moment is the burgeoning rapprochement between Israel and the Sunni Gulf States — especially Saudi Arabia.
Who Cares? Smear the Jew
The Anti-Defamation League’s latest global survey of 102 countries and territories found 26% percent of adults are “deeply infected” with antisemitic attitudes.
Jordan’s King Abdullah Disrespects America Because He Can
Vice President Mike Pence met with Jordan’s King Abdullah II in Amman, Jordan on Sunday and praised the U.S.-Jordan alliance. In particular, Pence applauded Jordan’s role in the campaign that defeated the Islamic State caliphate in Syria and Jordan.
The US is Quietly Sidelining a Turkey in Decline
Turkey’s invasion of Afrin, like so many of its other actions in recent months and years, make it clear that it can no longer be considered a U.S. ally.
Who’s Afraid of Reporting the News From a Biblical Perspective?
Great events are unfolding on the streets of Jerusalem and in the headlines of our newspapers every day.
Pence and Pew, Present and Future
Israel’s efforts to explain itself will not crack through the closed intellectual circle of identity politics and partisanship.
Thank You, Vice President Pence
Pence says things not because he is a statesmen who needs to, but because he wants to.
Israel’s Economy Continues to Flourish
Good news on all fronts for the Israeli economy.