Pending Iran Deal, Israel Freezes Defense Talks with US
Israel has decided to suspend talks with US officials over security aid until after the looming Iran nuclear deal is finalized.
Obama’s “Model Partner” Thinks Israel, U.S., Biggest Threats
Relations between Turkey and the United States are multidimensional and based on mutual respect and interest.
A Changing Country
Minister of Culture Miri Regev and spokespeople of Israeli culture have been several days in the headlines, shouting at one another and past one another.
When Shemitah, Blood Moons and the Messiah Meet
Jewish, Christian and secular writers are all focusing their attention on this coming September.
Terror Attacks Up Worldwide in 2014
The US State Department has reported a marked increase in terror attacks worldwide from 2013 to 2014.
With ‘Ally,’ Michael Oren Lifts the Veil on U.S.-Israel Relations
It’s safe to say that in the coming weeks you’ll be reading a great deal about the forthcoming memoir, “Ally.”
White House Backs Israel’s “Right to Self-Defense”
The White House affirmed Israel’s right to self-defense Monday following the release of a UNHRC report accusing Israel of war crimes.
Israel’s Great Opportunity
Over the past two decades Israel has managed to destroy its regional reputation.
Oren: Obama Needs Muslim Acceptance Because of Abandonment of 2 Muslim Father Figures
In the third of a series of stinging op-eds about Obama, Michael Oren speculates that the president’s outreach to the Muslim world is based on abandonment issues.
French Rejection of Tel Aviv Students Echoes 1942 Benzion Netanyahu Episode
The world-famous Louvre art museum stands accused of discriminating against Israeli students.