Israel's judicial reforms: good for democracy – and the rule of law
A current reform proposal would permit the Israeli Supreme Court to only block or invalidate government actions that violate actual ...
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Blinken continues to misread the Middle East
Secretary Blinken’s well-intentioned, but misguided, human rights-driven policy has ignored the only choice facing the United States in the Middle ...
The Left's old trick
The hysterical handwringing about judicial reform only feeds the anti-Israel monster that exists out there in the world, and creates ...
The 800-pound gorilla in the room of judicial reform
There is one glaring problem with all the commentary: It fails to explain why are so many Israeli citizens discontented ...
For some, not even an attack on a synagogue is terror
The New York Times, for one, found it more important to interview the father of the murderer than the families ...
Democrats made antisemitism a partisan issue
While it is possible to frame House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s making good on his pledge to oust Ilhan Omar from ...
Debunking 8 common claims against the judicial reform
Opponents think that the reform is meant to prevent the Netanyahu trial, but if they think that there may be ...
Will Russia-Iran axis prompt the West to look at Israel differently?
The Islamic republic's drones are not only intended for Israel but for Ukraine as well.
Blinken visit shows what's wrong with US Mideast diplomacy
The secretary of state's call for “calm” and thinly veiled swipe at Israel’s judicial-reform plan will encourage more Palestinian terror ...
Dear Left, judge the reforms on their merits – not through fear
While the protesting masses might be forgiven as their fears of their country changing are sincere, opinion leaders should do ...