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By sticking with Robert Kraft, the Genesis Prize seems to be illustrating the problem with a well-meaning award, as well as philanthropic model that isn’t likely to inspire Jewish youth.
The victims and their families just received yet another kick in the teeth when a court in Buenos Aires acquitted former Argentine President Carlos Menem of engaging in a cover-up during the first, thoroughly discredited AMIA investigation.
The unrepentant Omar claims Jews are repressing her, even as her campaign of anti-Semitic smears heats up while she is acclaimed as the Democrats’ future.
The focus of new tensions on the Temple Mount has not been chosen by chance by the Waqf council (in its new, broader, extreme composition) as the arena for provocation against Israel at the holy site.
The common Muslim protest against Israel’s violation of the status quo is completely baseless. In fact, the opposite is true.
The charges against the prime minister set an unfortunate precedent in more ways than one. Here are four takeaways from the charges against him.
Jared Kushner’s effort to promote investment in the Palestinian economy is a great idea. But don’t confuse it with a solution to end the conflict with Israel.
Locke and other political theorists of his era understood something many people today have forgotten—that the Hebrew Bible offers a wealth of insights into politics.
An effort to keep Otzma from running for the Knesset, as was the case with Kahane’s Kach Party in the past, raises questions about who has the right to seek office.
The glee with which the “anybody but Bibi” camp responded to the national and international outcry of the prime minister’s nod towards the Otzma Yehudit Party was uncontainable. Then the news turned towards peace …
Nearly six years have passed since the Supreme Court’s decision was handed down, and yet new illegal construction continues apace.
Israeli voters will keep rejecting peace plans as long as Palestinian keep cheering for terrorists and their paymasters.