Israel vs. America: Which Really Values the Bible?
Tennessee is poised to become the first state in US history to adopt the Bible as its official state book, with legislation proposing the measure on its way to the governor’s desk for approval.
Our World: The Bipartisan Enemy of the Good
It is hard to accept the credibility of those who refuse to learn from their mistakes.
We’re Stuck, But It Isn’t All That Bad
One of Jerusalem’s benefits is the opportunity for Jews from different backgrounds, and Arabs, to converse and come to understand what one another brings to the encounter.
Confused Reality
Correspondents send me items I haven’t seen, and provide material for another session on the keyboard.
Selling Out Your Friends
For a long time (officially, since 1948), the world has offered the Jewish state to totalitarians, if said totalitarians leave them alone.
Where’s the Scrutiny of Hillary Clinton on Abortion?
GOP presidential candidate Donald J. Trump is taking a beating from the press over his flip-flops on abortion.
Lots Happening
The record of 70 years suggests that Israel will survive all of the above, and may even prosper.
Land Day, The Mirror Reflecting the Failed Mirage of ‘Palestine’
The demonstrations and protests that take place on March 30 in Israel are the cover up for the dismal failure of those who call themselves “Palestinians” to form a collective national entity.
The Stench of a Rat
Because we understand that power corrupts, we limit the powers of our elected officials.
Israel’s Advantages
Brussels International Airport remains closed a week after the attack, with pictures of extensive damage, and officials warning that the facility may remain closed “for months.”