The Column
Israel’s successful strike on a key regime figure may mark the start of a new era.
The question is why the Academy Awards have become a stage for geopolitical pronouncements at all.
International security crises are rarely fought by a single nation alone.
As the war with Iran intensifies, a disturbing trend has emerged across Europe and North America.
The war in the north is no longer about deterrence. It is about whether Israel will finally dismantle Hezbollah’s military power in Southern Lebanon.
Podcasters like Tucker Carlson—and other apologists for neo-Nazis and Islamists who incite hatred against Jews and scapegoat Israel—have blood on their hands.
There will always be those who say that politics has no place in sports. The reality is that it does, whether we like it or not.
Jews should be aware of the cry of pain behind a resurrected antisemitic libel.
The embrace of terror supporters by the mayor and his wife, coupled with the media’s efforts to confuse the public about an Islamist terror attack, is a tipping point in American society.
Beyond five academic institutions with campuses in Doha, the case for direct influence across the 62 others receiving support from Qatar, the largest giver of funds, remains unestablished.
There is a clear line between legitimate debate and the revival of a familiar historical trope: the suggestion that Jews are manipulating great powers into wars for their own purposes.