Scholars for Undermining Israel

Jerold Auerbach

An array of academics, self-identified as Scholars for Israel and Palestine (SIP), have signed and circulated a statement proclaiming their “Pro-Israel, Pro-Palestine, Pro-Peace” agenda.

Chutzpah Redefined

Sarah Stern

In September 1993, when Yasser Arafat was recast from the role of “granddaddy of terrorism” to that of “peacemaker,” the Oslo Accords were marketed to the Israeli public and to world Jewry wrapped in the package of “reversibility.”

Politics, Government and Culture

The US, Israel, and western Europe, along with a few other places that qualify as democracies are not like Rome in its period of decadence.

Israel and the Diaspora

Jews have had a Diaspora at least since the middle of the sixth century before the common era.

US to Veto Palestinian Push for Statehood in UN

The Palestinians are expected Wednesday to submit a draft resolution to the United Nations setting a two-year timetable for an Israeli withdrawal from lands they want for their own independent state.

Morton’s Hanukiya for IDF Soldiers

Meet Morton Freiman, an American who immigrated to Israel. At 74, he labored alongside our soldiers to create a large Hanukiya — a Hanukkah candelabra — which they carved together out of stone. As we look forward with anticipation to the Hanukkah holiday, we share Morton’s warmth & devotion to the IDF with our supporters […]