Frustration makes a poor political strategist
Frustration makes for a poor political strategist, and during an election campaign, for example, it can sometimes lead politicians to ...
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Jordan's survival depends on Al-Aqsa
If one sign that the messiah is coming is the appearance of supernatural phenomena, then given the situation in Jerusalem ...
Desecration at the Western Wall
The dispute about the Western Wall should have ended long ago, mostly for the sake of the wall, which has ...
The false 'springs' in Sudan and Algeria
When Syrian President Bashar Assad rose to power in June 2000, he found himself facing the "Damascus Spring" – waves ...
What Gantz won't do differently
For years, we've been told that support for Israel is being undermined by two factors. On the one hand, many ...
The Palestinians' dangerous gamble
With the election campaign in Israel picking up steam, Hamas is trying to influence the atmosphere in Israeli society through ...
Democrats failing on anti-Semitism
Back in November, I wrote that the election of radicals like Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York), Ilhan Omar (D-Minnesota) and ...
This week: A look back
The streets The people didn't take to the streets. They heard details from the attorney general's report. Some of them ...
Unleashing anti-Semitism in the West
Why is anti-Semitism now out of control in the West? Jew-hatred, alas, is always with us. The most we can ...
The Left is disguising itself as Right
The Blue and White party's platform reminds me of a field trip to the city of Safed in the sixth ...