Erosion of Hezbollah's power must be leveraged
The Iranian backed Shiite terrorist group is facing growing opposition in Lebanon and beyond. This is a welcome trend that ...
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May Dvir Sorek's legacy be a lesson to the Jewish Left
Faced with what they clearly viewed as a contradiction, Israel Prize laureate David Grossman and his fellow peace fantasists were ...
No, the United Nations didn't create Israel
Israel owes little to nothing to the UN; the Jewish state exists due to its own ability to assert the ...
Disengagement harmed Israel's security
Even those who still support the 2005 disengagement in hindsight admit that it did little to reduce the number of ...
Judaism should not be used as an ideological prop
Protesters using Tisha B’Av to call for the elimination of ICE and the Homeland Security Department are doing more than ...
Attacking the 'chosen'
Zionism and its product – the State of Israel – are transformed from a political movement in favor of Jewish ...
Where are our rabbinic problem solvers?
Centuries ago, Jewish religious law on divorce was constructed to protect women. Today, rather than being protective and progressive, the ...
The second Syrian refugee crisis
Syrian refugees who fled to neighboring Arab and Muslim countries have begun wearing out their welcome, yet fear returning to ...
Why endless wars can't be ended
When we decide to fight, it is imperative that our strategies be superior to those of our opponents. That doesn’t ...
California's 'anti-hate' curriculum teaches hate
California's proposed Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum is rightly concerned with bias, prejudice, discrimination, and hate crimes, but omits mention of ...