The Left's mediocrity paradox
One has to wonder why, despite a star-studded list of generals and other senior public and media personalities, the Left ...
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The true nature of tolerance
American Jews have once again been forced to choose between their Jewish identity and a “pluralism” that generates intolerance.
Don't overlook looming Iran crisis
Biden's promise of swift action to curb the coronavirus pandemic and its economic fallout likely means that foreign policy will ...
Anti-Semitism on the march from Kuwait to Tunisia
It has always surged to the surface in times of social, political and economic uncertainty, now made worse by the ...
In Bnei Brak, police did the media's bidding
After weeks of being implored to "stick it to the Haredim," the police finally gave in to the media’s not-so-subtle ...
A toast to Mike Pompeo
The former US secretary of state refused to play that all-too-familiar diplomatic game of polite smiles and meaningless Nobel Peace ...
Israel isn't alone in the fight against the ICC
Washington and Jerusalem must expand their counterattack together with other democracies whose sovereignty is being threatened by the Internation Criminal ...
Science diplomacy: A new dimension in international relations
Leave international politics to the politicians, and let the people of the Middle East, including Israelis and Palestinians, make peace ...
'Anyone but Bibi' camp turns to psychological warfare
Despite PM Netanyahu's impressive vaccination campaign, members of the "anyone but Bibi" camp hope COVID can do for them what ...
Can the latest American political hit squad decide Israel's election?
Donald Trump's critics loved the Lincoln Project, but it did little to assist Joe Biden while raking in cash for ...