After Afghanistan, America now surrendering to Assad
Not only has he survived his country's brutal civil war, in which he slaughtered hundreds of thousands of his own ...
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Where there's a will there's a way
For many Arab Israeli, the police's swift work in apprehending the fugitives from Gilboa Prison reflects the force's unwillingness to ...
Why America values Israel now more than ever
With the signing of the Abraham Accords, the United States, Israel and much of the region are now on the ...
A near-fatal blow to US hegemony
This acute feeling of vulnerability, which suddenly enveloped the calm and complacent American experience, changed deep-rooted ways of life beyond ...
Change is coming for the Israel Prison Service
In Israel, unfortunately, a crisis of colossal scale is necessary for real reforms to be made. Just two security organizations ...
The goal now is to deter the next prisoner
Reforming the lenient conditions enjoyed by the security prisoners is necessary, but this has to be spearheaded by the political ...
The real lesson of 9/11 isn't a story about Islamophobia
The ADL’s apology for its former director’s opposition to a Ground Zero mosque is one more way the anniversary is ...
Germany's Jewish leadership vs. Israel
Europe's Jewish leadership may soon find itself isolated from its own constituents and opposed by the people andgovernment of Israel, ...
Bin Laden hit the city, but we had to continue teaching
On Tuesday, September 11th, 2001, I was teaching high school. It was the longest day of my life.
The West's cultural fault line exposed by 9/11 remains
For the West, there are no "forever wars." Its wars are either won or lost; there are victors and vanquished. ...