Column
Make no mistake: this is incitement. The call to strike Jews is clear. We stand on the brink of new pogroms.
Peace will come when Hamas is defeated. If Europe insists on saving Hamas, Europe will pay the price.
Firing those who dissent is troubling. But progressive hate cheering for Hamas and the murder of Charlie Kirk, along with right-wing conspiracy theories, shouldn’t be platformed.
From a new vantage point in Jerusalem, he wrote about the dangers facing Israel and the antisemitism of its enemies.
The upcoming High Holidays would be a perfect opportunity for genuine atonement, followed by concrete action to prevent a similar tragedy in the Jewish state.
This is what happens when malice masquerades as “human rights.” What begins with slogans and stereotypes ends in blood.
The comedian is being bashed for comparing those who wish to erase Israel to the Ku Klux Klan.
The nation may have exited the European Union, but the continent’s oldest form of political and social poison did not depart alongside it.
The assassination of Charlie Kirk at one of his campus debates is a reminder that the culture that normalized violent protests is one step away from far worse tragedies.
The reaction by liberals to the murder of Conservative activist Charlie Kirk displays the same twisted thinking as their demonization of Israel.
The foreign-policy establishment’s outrage about the strike on Hamas leaders is sheer hypocrisy. What needs to change is Washington’s reliance on the Islamists in Doha.