Can moderate Sunni states pry Assad from Iran?
Abstract promises will never suffice; only an unprecedented return, which would have to include Russian consent, could possibly pry Damascus ...
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Right to life precedes right to privacy
Using facial recognition technology is the softest means Israel can use to protect itself against Palestinian terrorism.
Support for critical race theory undermines battle against antisemitism
The ADL has acknowledged that Jew-hatred is on the rise on the left. But as long as it attacks CRT ...
Chill out about global warming
The evidence does not establish that it is "the existential threat."
No kashrut reform can remedy prejudice
Dislike of the Chief Rabbinate has nothing to do with the quality of service it provides, but everything to do ...
Health leaders must stop fearing the anti-vax cultists
Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz and Dr. Sharon Alroy-Preis are discussing the vaccines almost as if they are akin to any ...
Eating Knesset candy and drinking the Kool-Aid
The whole lollipop-licking plenum looked as puerile last week as it's been sounding, with childish verbiage and decibel levels not ...
It's time to isolate anti-vaxxers from the rest of society
There is no reason for society to suffer the shocking ignorance or the pathological hallucinations of those who oppose vaccination, ...
Can Israel's warming relations with Egypt get too hot?
Israel's political and military leaders, who have agreed to allow the Egyptian army near our border, should bear in mind ...
Friction? Inevitable. Crisis? Unlikely
Now that Israel has passed the state budget, the gloves will come off. But we are unlikely to see a ...