Germany versus BDS
Germany's decision to define BDS as anti-Semitic wasn't motivated by concern for the Jews, and the Israeli academics who petitioned ...
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Lebanon's economic quicksand
The country must stabilize its political system and implement reforms—the alternative is an open civil war over basic resources that ...
Why COVID vaccines give me no relief
We should be wiser than to assume that by getting rid of the COVID virus we will get rid of ...
In praise of diplomatic quid pro quos
Trump’s critics blasted the Morocco-Israel normalization agreement as merely a transaction, rather than peace. They forget that deals based on ...
Members of the peace camp, have you no shame?
The recent peace accords pose some embarrassing questions for the peace camp: How can it be that the same Right ...
Despite the rhetoric, all signs point to integration
While some members of the Higher Arab Monitoring Committee continue to hope it will become an ideological and organizational springboard ...
The Bundestag, BDS and ex-pat Israelis in Berlin
The School for Unlearning Zionism is one endeavor whose funding was cut thanks to a German parliamentary resolution.
Reading foreign policy tea leaves
The pundits can comment all they like by the truth is, we can’t predict what presidential advisers will advise.
The myth of the agenda struggle in Iran's regime
The ayatollahs are accustomed to the practice of hiding their political intentions as long as their interests are achieved.
World's view of Israel is shifting
The peace deals between Israel and the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco are changing the way the Jewish state is ...