A maverick vision requires an open mindset
One cannot judge the US's Middle East peace plan through the prism by which political developments were judged in the ...
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Will the Democratic Party let its members be vocally pro-Israel?
A Sanders nomination will put many Democrats to the test, but none more so than those that claim to be ...
Bloomberg's money and the anti-Semitism defense
The ADL falsely accused Ted Cruz of spreading Jew-hatred by noting that the billionaire is acting as if he "owns ...
Peddlers of propaganda
Crass Israeli politicians like Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Liberman are irresponsibly stirring anti-religious passions for electoral gain.
Why do we put up with the United Nations?
Maybe after all these years of having their thoughtful and moral arguments before UN bodies ridiculed and rejected, it's time ...
Iran: The fabrication of democracy
The hardliners' landslide win in the Iranian parliament is a surprise to no one. The regime's opponents not only stayed ...
Anti-Semitism can't be fought with lip service
The EU’s message with regard to the settlements grants tacit permission to blame and hate Israel and, by extension, the ...
Abbas' 1,000 Nos
How far can Abbas go in opposing negotiation and compromise, encouraging violence, venerating terrorists, spewing hatred, and pushing the criminalization ...
Tel Aviv's mayor vs. the Middle East Forum
The concept of Israel Victory, a simple idea with immense implications, gets hugely under some people's skins.
The massive – but reversible – defeats of Iran and Turkey
Israel's two most formidable adversaries have both come up short in their quests for regional domination, and Israel is reaping ...