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.
Mainstream Media Begins Push to Minimize Russian Investigation Memo
With pressure building to release a memo that Republicans say will turn the Russia collusion investigation on its head, mainstream media is rushing to minimize the impact.
It’s Time to Outlaw Fatah
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas delivered a fiery speech on Sunday against US President Donald Trump, slamming Trump’s recent Twitter comment threatening to cut American aid to the Palestinians.
Planning to Win
Some things are just too unpleasant to contemplate, too far in the future, or too complicated to demand attention. Or too scary. Or conflict with other things we know – or think we know.
Iraqi Kurdistan Four Months After the Referendum
Four months on from the referendum which they had hoped would be a foundation stone for the building of statehood, Iraq’s Kurds are demoralized and facing an increasingly uncertain future.
How Do Trump and Netanyahu Get Away with Anything?
Different politicians wouldn’t have been able to bear the shame following the long list of reports about sexual harassment, illicit gifts, and embarrassing behavior. But Trump and Netanyahu? Don’t make them laugh, they just blame the media.
Perpetual Crisis
President Trump ordered it and the State Department compiled: “The US State Department confirmed it began withholding money it originally planned to provide the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.