Intifada or Not, Palestinians Have Anger Without Leadership
In the days that have passed since Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas declared before the U.N.
Abbas’s Trap: The Big Bluff
Those who rushed to declare the death of the Oslo Accords fell into Abbas’s trap.
Blatant Anti-Israel Bias at the New York Times
The NYT might be appallingly biased only when it comes to Israel (in which case the paper’s prejudice becomes even more damning).
The Moscow-Washington-Tehran Axis of Evil
The conventional wisdom is that Vladimir Putin has blindsided Barack Obama in the Middle East, catching the U.S. off-guard.
What American Jews can do in Response to the Henkin Murders
The heartbreaking murder of Rabbi Eitam Henkin and his wife Naama, gunned down by Palestinian terrorists in front of their children.
Israel’s Survival Amid Expanding Chaos
In world politics, preserving order has an understandably sacramental function.
Rallying Hispanics for Israel
It is time for Israel to return the favor, and grasp the hand of Hispanic friendship that is being extended our way.
Tapan Ghosh: Bringing Back our Girls
A hero rescues Hindu girls languishing in Muslim captivity in West Bengal.
There’s a Strong Leader Around, and His Name isn’t Obama
US President Barack Obama delivered an impressive speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Monday.
Israel’s Risk Aversion Problem
On Wednesday the Obama administration was caught off guard by Russia’s rapid rise in Syria.