Can the President Pardon Himself?
James Madison wrote in The Federalist Papers that no person “is allowed to be a judge in his own case.”
Preparing for the Inevitable?
So long as there is radical Islam, real peace for Israel is extremely unlikely.
Kicking the Iranian Nuclear Deal Down the Road
By certifying compliance, we are enabling the Iranians to proceed at the peril of our own lives, and those of our children and grandchildren.
Caving in Cravenly to Terror, Acting Stupidly Towards Jordan
Israel has damaged its image and its security in no small measure and must change its attitude to the Hashemite Kingdom.
Middle Eastern Arithmetic
If quiet returns it will not be complete, but hopefully it will last a reasonable time until the next crisis and uptick in violence.
When Christians Impersonate Jews
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the audience of Evangelical Christians at this week’s CUFI conference that they are Israel’s best friends in the world.
Israel: U.S.-Russia Deal on Syria Gives Iran a Win, Is Unacceptable
Earlier this week, after a meeting with French president Emmanuel Macron in Paris, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu let the cat out of the bag.
A Match Made in History
The recent two-day visit of Narendra Modi to Israel, the first ever by an Indian Prime Minister, has been depicted as heralding a new strategic partnership between New Delhi and Jerusalem.
Anti-Israel Textbooks Turning Young Americans Against Israel
Are American college students turning against Israel? A report on the JNS (Jewish News Service) site says that they are — and “according to some experts,” their high school textbooks are the reason for it.
Is Peace Possible?
Advocates argue that they increase the probability of relative peace, admittedly for a future that is indefinite and may be short.