Can academia make room for honest scholarship on Israel?
The smearing of scholars for publishing a journal that examined misleading attacks on the Jewish state exposes the intellectual dishonesty ...
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What lies ahead for American Jews?
Most American Jews are not expecting the irrational, unfair treatment they may be in for should war break out between ...
Europe, stop trying to save the Iran deal
The fate of the free world depends on the EU not saving the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action but walking ...
Israel and South African apartheid: A dangerous comparison
The assertion that Israel has an apartheid regime is a total distortion. South African-born journalist Benjamin Pogrund is waging a ...
Iran is scrambling for answers
The last thing Iran desires is a fight with a global superpower, where it is clearly outmatched. But can it ...
Why is Corbyn warning of a 'Trump Brexit'?
It should come as no surprise that British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, a man who can credibly claim to be ...
After Poway, the need to build vibrant Jewish lives
We write our own Jewish history. And the defining moments in that history are the times when we must respond ...
The Arab sector's housing crisis is real (and solvable)
The oft-repeated claim that high-rise living is “not suitable for Arabs" has already been proved false in the new city ...
Rep. Tlaib strives to alter narrative of hate fomented by Arabs
Michigan Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib presents Palestinian Arabs as victims of the Holocaust’s victims. The reality is that they were hopeful ...
Why apologize? The danger of driving anti-Semitism underground
Apologizing for controversial content short-circuits a primary purpose of free speech: robust, unhindered debate, which is essential to the nurturing ...