Fighting Iran's undivided and indivisible regime
The myth that has guided Western policymaking regarding the regime in Iran has been the existence of a power struggle ...
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Hamas is serious about a ceasefire
The time is finally ripe – Israel and Hamas have equal interest in a long-term ceasefire deal that would ease ...
Give the Black Hebrew Israelites a state?
Nobody in his right mind would suggest doing so because we all know that lunatics who espouse anti-Semitic conspiracy theories ...
The war against Christians
Christians are often persecuted in Muslim nations. It hit a peak in the last century but it's ongoing in the Middle ...
Turkey racks up tension in the eastern Med
Turkey’s frustration at being excluded from highly lucrative enterprises in the region is understandable, but it is not likely to ...
Political games at The Hague
For the past two decades, political actors have continuously led campaigns aimed at bringing Israel before the International Criminal Court. ...
Celebrating every Jewish soul on Hanukkah
As Robert M. Hensel once said, “There is no greater disability in society than our inability to see a person ...
Lies Palestinians tell at Christmas
The Palestinian leadership blames the "security wall" for all that ails their people. This is little more than propaganda seeking ...
Happy Hanukkah from Trump and Johnson
Two world leaders convey much more than conventionally sappy, Hallmark card-like messages to Jews celebrating the Festival of Lights.
Cities with mixed populations are breaking down barriers
While national politics are rife with polarization and incitement, Israel's mixed Jewish-Arab cities are seeing unprecedented levels of cooperation.