Europe’s Crisis Proves Israel is No ‘Anachronism’
Back in 2003, as some readers will recall all too clearly, the noted historian Tony Judt penned a searing critique of Israel in the New York Review of Books.
Is Proposal to Admit 100,000 Gazans a Path to Peace or Danger for Israel?
In some ways, the life of Isaac Rotenberg symbolized the rise and success of the State of Israel.
The Illusions of Hope
Mr. President, it is natural to man to indulge in the illusions of hope.
Hillary Clinton: Better for Israel?
Hilary Clinton 2016 is undergoing an Israel re-branding process that she hopes will lead her back to the White House.
Getting a Bad Iran Deal at Any Price
Much has been written about just how bad the proposed Iranian nuclear deal has gotten.
Israel’s Populist Energy Crisis
Direct foreign investment in Israel is in free fall.
IDF Appoints Special Team to Plan Iran Strike
A deadline has come and gone without a nuclear deal, but Israel is not waiting around to see how world powers secure the world from the threat of Iran.
Ramadan Terror
Ramadan is the most important month in the Muslim calendar.
Israel Salutes America on the Fourth of July
America and Israel were built on the same foundation of patriotism, pride, and courage.
Palestinians: Why Salam Fayyad Lacks Popular Support
It is no secret that several senior Palestinian officials see themselves as potential successors to Abbas.