Time to Draw Lines and Defend Them
The government has clearly awakened to the threat of the BDS movement; but our leaders still don’t seem to recognize that the answer to hatred isn’t inclusion.
[BLOG] Syria’s Truce a Ray of Hope
The US and Russia are backing a cessation of hostilities agreement in war-torn Syria which has been accepted by most of the parties involved in the conflict.
Trump, the EU Crack-Up and Israel
What accounts for the billionaire populist’s success?
Fact-Checking The Washington Post Fact Checker on Mrs. Clinton’s Emails
Mrs. Clinton deserves having the cloud over her lifted if neither investigation can find her guilty of any wrongdoing.
U.S., Europe Fund Torture by Palestinian Authority
A report by the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor documented 1,391 cases of Palestinians arbitrarily arrested by the two Palestinian parties, Fatah and Hamas, in 2015.
Op-Ed: US and Canadian Jews’ Relationship to Israel
Impressions gained on a North American lecture tour.
Justice for American Victims of Palestinian Terrorism
February 18th, while shopping for groceries in a neighborhood store, 21-year-old Tuvia Yanai Weissman was murdered by Palestinian terrorists, leaving behind his beautiful, young wife, Yael, and his 4 month old daughter, Netta.
In Rare Blunder, Trump Finds Himself Tangled in KKK Scandal
The Donald is once again attracting condemnation, this time for his initial refusal to distance himself from the Ku Klux Klan and its former leader, David Duke.
Syria Ain’t Baseball
When I used to think that baseball was important, I knew that you couldn’t tell the players without a scorecard.
Shaping Israel’s Military Nuclear Doctrine
Notwithstanding the July 2015 P5+1 Vienna diplomatic agreement with Iran, Israel will soon need to forge a more comprehensive and conspicuous strategic nuclear doctrine, one wherein rapt attention is directed toward all still-plausible nuclear enemies.