Putin knows revenge is best served cold
Pay no mind to recent announcements of a US and UK boycott of Russian oil. The one person who could ...
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Has deterrence been lost?
Ukraine is learning the cost of surrendering its nuclear arsenal, a lesson likely not lost on Iran.
Putin's honey trap
In light of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s objectives in the current conflict, it's hard to see the benefit of having ...
Time to get off the fence
The matter of freedom of action in Syria pales in comparison to much greater strategic interests. Israel must prioritize what ...
Rapprochement aside, Turkey is not Israel's friend
While efforts to restore good relations between Israel and Turkey are warranted, we cannot afford to delude ourselves into thinking ...
Until there is true equality, we need International Women's Day
One of our greatest challenges as a society, and mine as the president's wife, is to do everything in our ...
The voices of Ukraine
This week, two voices from Ukraine have been calling out to me—Chaim Nachman Bialik and Rabbi Yisrael Baal Shem Tov.
Believing our enemies' threats more than our allies' promises
The very tragic situation in which Ukraine finds itself must be a lesson to all of us, and for Israel, ...
Future of Democrats and the mainstreaming of antisemitism
Ted Deutch’s exit from Congress and a heroic portrait of Rashida Tlaib in ‘The New York Times’ illustrate the failure ...
The West prefers its heroes dead
The Western pursuit of a "victory shot" based on symbolism and imagery cannot blur the grim reality on the ground ...