Beinart's guilt damns a nation
Internal motives drive him to hold Israel to an unattainable standard. This is because for Peter Beinart, the ongoing conflict ...
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The big thing missing from the 2020 protests
The Arab sector is unseen and unheard, and is missing a golden opportunity to be part of the consensus.
Iran's multifarious network of influence in the West
The “fake opposition,” run by Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, mostly acts as padding for the Islamist regime abroad.
Beware of undermining the courts
There is nothing wrong with criticizing the judiciary, but we cannot allow anyone to intimidate judges just to make them ...
Striking in a pandemic is immoral
The National Association of Nurses is being too light and hasty on the trigger finger, and not for the first ...
When Zoom isn't enough
As the Education Ministry gears up for remote classes this coming September, we must remember those for whom distance learning ...
Preempting ICC's decision to invent 'Palestine'
The United Nations should be warned that all of its Israel staff will be declared personae non gratae if the ...
Acting against Iran
The United States and Israel should exercise their inherent and natural right of self-defense as understood in customary international law.
'Never again' means something else, too
Jews cannot and should not be silent in the face of the genocide China is perpetrating against its Uighur minority.
The smell of political violence is in the air
One does not have to be an intelligence officer to see that the public unrest simmering over the past few ...