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Caroline B. Glick is the international affairs advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

When you read the Trump plan closely, you realize it is a mirror image of the Oslo Accords. Rather than Israel being required to prove its good will, the Palestinians are required to prove their commitment to peace.
The U.S. president recognized the truth at the foundation of Zionism and made that truth the foundation of America’s policy regarding the Palestinian conflict with Israel.
The arrival of dozens of world leaders to Jerusalem to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day and commit to fighting anti-Semitism represents recognition of Zionism’s fundamental truth: Israel is the one and only eternal homeland of the Jewish people.
The March 2 elections present Israelis with a stark choice: maintain the model that has brought unprecedented triumph, or revert to the model that brought us to the depths of despair and weakness.
If President Reuven Rivlin does not allow his Polish counterpart to speak at the event, the Fifth World Holocaust Forum in Jerusalem next week will be a missed opportunity of strategic proportions.
To preserve their 40-year-old delusion-based policy, Trump’s domestic opponents are effectively supporting the Iranian regime against the United States.
To fight the onslaught of bigotry being unleashed against its members, America’s overwhelmingly Democratic and deeply liberal Jewish community needs to recognize some hard truths.
The myth that has guided Western policymaking regarding the regime in Iran has been the existence of a power struggle between moderates and hardliners. Its brutal crackdown against protesters has finally shattered that myth.