National interests should decide issue of religion and state
Most Israelis want to live in a country where Judaism has meaning, but do not want too many limits to ...
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There's room for cautious optimism on UNRWA
The Palestinian refugee agency's mandate is up for review and UN Secretary General Guterres seems willing to listen to the ...
J Street's foul formula
The supposedly pro-Israel organization is now less protective of Israeli security than Obama was. It wants to condition US military ...
Britain, Brexit and the ripple effect on identity politics and anti-Semitism
This titanic three-year battle is of critical importance far beyond British shores. It’s the outrider of the fundamental issue splitting ...
Al-Baghdadi and Trump's Syrian chess board
Trump is not flying blind in Syria. He is implementing a multifaceted set of policies that are based on the ...
Remarks about Rabin murder tainted a legitimate rally
Since the Right is in the unusual position of questioning authority, it must act responsibility. The conspiracy theory about Rabin's ...
The Arab parties have laid the groundwork for a minority government
In this game of chicken, Netanyahu has already decided that a third early election is preferable to ditching his right-wing ...
Does Jewish morality require Israel leave the West Bank?
Jewish tradition links the Jews’ continued presence in their land with their moral conduct. But nowhere does it require national ...
Double standards tainting US military aid to Israel
The recent threats by Democratic presidential candidates to leverage US military aid to force changes in Israeli policy should be ...
'Never again' is here and now
Anti-Semitism in the US is approaching an all-time high. Government on all levels – federal, state and municipal – must ...