The Lessons of Roosevelt’s Failures
But in making the distinction between the hunters and the hunted and siding with the latter against the former, Trump is showing that he is not a bigot.
Dominance and Fluidity in International Politics
Yet Donald Trump is not an ordinary President. Extensive business connections and a disinclination to be candid about them may cause him trouble.
Trump’s ‘Muslim Ban’ Fails to Address the Problem
While the new US president’s executive order on immigration is not dramatically different from the Obama administration’s policy, it creates unnecessary humiliation and is rightly interpreted as a racist move against Muslims.
The Way Things Work
It appears we are watching a revolution of sorts in our country, and for the first time in my lifetime, the Left appears to be back on its heels a bit.
Smoking Out Islamists via Extreme Vetting
Donald Trump issued an executive order on Jan. 27 establishing radically new procedures to deal with foreigners who apply to enter the United States.
Putting Jerusalem First
The world has to be brought to understand that Jerusalem is our capital city, historically and forever.
Immigration Priorities: Translators, and Victims of Genocide
If you want security clearances in the United States, the government “vets” you quite thoroughly.
Germany Downplayed Threat of Jihadists Posing as Migrants
The German experience with jihadists posing as migrants serves as a case study on errors for other countries to avoid.
Israel’s Moment of Decision
If Netanyahu doesn’t seize the moment, the opportunity we have today will quickly slip away.
An Unintended but Pleasant Surprise for Israel
For America and Israel to maintain free, democratic societies, threats to derail our democracies and way of life must be exposed and confronted.