Column
The administration backs the Israeli left’s campaign to thwart the will of Israeli voters.
Why are opponents of judicial reform all but calling for violence?
A new book is essential to understanding the current lunacy over Israel and the global jihad.
Palestinian terrorism and disinterest in a two-state solution ensure that peace is impossible. But the United States and its allies prefer to focus on Israeli housing starts.
It cost $10,000 to kill a 6-year-old—and the terrorists have the money.
Israeli elites have mobilized to attempt to essentially overturn last November’s Knesset election results. Foreign friends who help them shouldn’t pretend it’s about democracy.
Appeasement of a tyranny that is slaughtering its own people violates the very idea of human rights.
The terrorist murder of two children and a newlywed didn’t put a dent in the demonstrations against the so-called “death of democracy.”
Despite provocation by the Shas Party, the prime minister demonstrates that gloomy predictions about Israel becoming the next Iran are baseless.
Antisemitic ideology is highly adaptive, reinventing its obsession with supposed Jewish malignancy in almost any situation and winning supporters accordingly.
The left isn’t worried about democracy. It doesn’t like democracy. It likes its oligarchy.
The U.K. government’s Prevent program fails to recognize the all-important continuum between non-violent Islamist narratives and terrorist networks.