Column
Despite the natural sympathy for a deceased president, his failures and their terrible consequences should not be erased by revisionist historians.
Hamas casualty and famine claims continue to be exposed as lies. But as long as much of the world accepts the canard that the Jewish state is illegitimate, that won’t matter.
The scope of American aid extends beyond dollars; intelligence, military assets and strategic support have been all invaluable.
In the face of existential threats, the prime minister has maintained a unified front, despite personal and political challenges.
Endorsements of the far-right AfD are misguided; still, those who draw conclusions from Angela Merkel’s historic immigration blunder are realists, not fascists.
To avoid both destruction and assimilation, Jews have to fight for who they are and what they stand for.
Every single leader—from Yasser Arafat to Mahmoud Abbas to the last of the minor P.A. officials and terrorists—have said and continue to say that they are fighting for Jerusalem.
It is time to confront a corrupt, biased education establishment that is both undermining belief in America and enabling Jew-hatred.