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The way to transform these sub rosa ties into an above-the-table alliance is for Israel to undermine Iran’s power.
The fall of an Uber executive exposes the fallacy of trying to use DEI indoctrination to oppose all intolerance. Jews who think it will stop antisemitism should take note.
A TV host’s attack on haredim and the anti-Netanyahu demonstrators’ switch to a focus on the budget shows that the political civil war is about tribal conflict, not democracy.
Demonizing those who march with Israeli flags on “Jerusalem Day” and conservatives who push back against the Marxist war on the West is equally disingenuous and wrong.
To deny that the El Ghriba attack was targeted against Jews is as absurd as saying the same about the October 2018 massacre at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh.
The CNN host called the targeted terrorist murder of the Dee family a “shootout” and the death of a journalist in a real shootout a “targeted” Israeli killing. Apologies for these lies won’t suffice.
It is legitimate to criticize the billionaire’s politics and support for anti-Israel groups.
A conference on how to save the West has been smeared by those out to destroy it.
The president’s tribute to Jewish heritage featured a pledge against hate that is undermined by his DEI orders and refusal to mention the IHRA definition.
It’s not easy to accept that alternatives to the dilemma created by letting it become an independent terrorist state may be worse than the status quo.
No Western government or international body has suggested moral equivalence between the aggressor and the defender in the Ukraine war, but that is exactly what we have seen repeatedly in this and previous conflicts between Israel and Gaza
The outcome could be negative for Israel whether or not Recep Tayyip Erdoğan wins reelection.