Column
This is not just about the history of the Jews. This is about the history of the world and is at risk of being forgotten.
Despite the start of sensational trial, plus a parliament and media that want his tenure to end, Benjamin Netanyahu remains the strongest player in the field. And the mandate to form the next government is officially his.
The Jerusalem Declaration is designed to defend proponents of BDS, including several of its signatories. In fact, it is manna from heaven for the anti-Semitic movement.
A misleading article about historians and Polish complicity has exacerbated a controversy that distracts us from the need to fight contemporary anti-Semitism rather than relitigate old battles.
The Palestinian Authority leader refused a phone call by the U.S. secretary of state on the grounds that it wasn’t “president to president.”
A shift towards the Palestinians and anti-Israel international organizations, coupled with an ominous silence about a drift to Iran appeasement, are all recreating Obama’s “daylight” strategy.
Given the data, it makes sense that 65-75 percent of American Jews remain in a political and ideological home that is hostile to Jews. It’s a matter of priorities.
Only one in five residents lives in a country designated as “Free” (as opposed to “Partly Free” or “Not Free”). That is, in societies run by democratically elected, accountable governments where basic civil and political rights are guaranteed.
Anti-Semitism in America is real. But the ADL’s overhyped statistics paint a false picture of contemporary Jewish life intended to push a political and fundraising agenda.
An agreement with Beijing may alter the global strategic equation and facilitate Tehran’s nuclear quest. A new administration that is signaling its openness to appeasement cannot meekly accept it.
Sympathy for Israel has averaged 62 percent in the last decade compared to 19 percent for the Palestinians.
A new population study claims that there are 7.6 million Jews in the United States. But is it including people like the vice president’s stepdaughter who say they aren’t Jewish?