North Korea: The Israeli Connection
Why should Jews globally, and Israelis, care about what’s going on, way over there on the Korean peninsula?
Lebanon is an Outpost of Iran
American policy should not cede anything more to Iran by sending our soldiers to protect Iranian interests.
America’s Strategic Paralysis
On Thursday morning, for the second time in so many days, North Korea threatened to attack the US territory of Guam with nuclear weapons.
Calculating Nuclear Risk Based on 3 Key Factors
Without a suitable long-term and systematic plan in place for North Korea, a nuclear conflict that is deliberate, unintentional or accidental could sometimes still arise.
Preparing For the Post-Abbas Era
The post-Abbas era will pose new threats and opportunities for Israel. It is up to Israel to ensure that the opportunities are maximized and the threats are neutralized as quickly as possible.
The Rise and Decline of Benjamin Netanyahu
With his impressive list of achievements, our talented prime minister should have led Israel and himself too much better and higher places. But as a hedonist, his appetite grew, and the personal interest repeatedly came before the national interest.
The Battle for Trump’s Foreign Policy
The ongoing purge of people loyal to U.S. President Donald J. Trump at the National Security Council, the main organization used by the president to develop a national security policy, is part of a power struggle over the future direction of American foreign policy.
Two Jewish Nations
The latest acts in the long running saga of Elor Azaria emphasize the deep divisions among Israeli Jews.
The Palestinians’ “Creativity for Hate”
Rather than “creativity for peace,” the Palestinian line is more accurately “creativity for hate.”
Palestinian Rejectionism is Weakening
A recent poll showed that Israelis want a tougher policy toward the Palestinians. And Palestinians, beyond occasional rampaging and murdering Israelis, what do they want?