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His Jewish identity doesn’t excuse Rep. Andy Levin resurrecting anti-Semitic stereotypes by accusing the pro-Israel group of practicing “the politics of domination.”
The Biden administration’s desire to reinstate foreign-policy establishment conventional wisdom notwithstanding, their predecessor’s Abraham Accords should stand the test of time.
“White Lily,” as she was known, was transferred to what became the 73rd Guard Fighter Regiment, a mixed unit. She would reach the rank of junior lieutenant during World War II.
Despite this past year’s failed “experiment” in coalition-building and governance, the same people are at it again, reciting tired mantras about the need to “keep Bibi out of Balfour.”
Moscow wants to pressure Israel to stay out of its brutal war on Ukraine. That’s deplorable; still, Jerusalem and Jewish groups shouldn’t become full-fledged participants in that conflict.
The problem isn’t just the administration’s misguided Mideast policies. A weak president guarantees the strengthening of American foes.
Iran and Russia further bind their ties—one an authoritarian regime claiming Divine sanction, the other an authoritarian regime promoting nationalist chauvinism, both of them sworn enemies of Western democracy.
A journalist’s visit to Mecca was wrong and may set back Israeli-Saudi normalization. But analogizing this stunt to Jews visiting or praying on the Temple Mount is equally offensive.
Core Jewish principles involve putting others’ interests before your own, respecting every human being and observing moral codes based on right and wrong.
Ben Shapiro’s remarks on what Israel and the United States can learn from each other in his first-ever address in Israel on July 20, 2022.
The left-wing lobby claims that opponents like AIPAC are prejudiced against “women of color” because they support candidates who back, rather than oppose, Israel.
There’s something about an up-close act of violence that illustrates an attacker’s viciousness ... in this case, with a screwdriver.