How Germany’s new leader can make history Friedrich Merz is in favor of boosting Europe’s military strength; standing against antisemites and by the Jewish state; and getting tougher on Iran. Ben Cohen Feb. 28, 2025
Politics aside, the real war is between civilizations The Islamic world doesn’t see the world through a Western lens. And the West struggles to understand an entirely different worldview. Virag Gulyas Feb. 25, 2025
Why many progressives support Iran In the end, it’s a legacy of the New Left’s deranged mythology of the Cold War. Benjamin Kerstein April 15, 2024
Historic statesman, who advised presidents, Henry Kissinger dead at 100 “He was a visionary, and a brilliant man,” the attorney and Harvard Law School professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz told JNS of his longtime friend. David Swindle Nov. 30, 2023
Russia and Iran: ‘Room to grow’ A Moscow turn against Jerusalem, with echoes of the Cold War, cannot be discounted. Ben Cohen Oct. 6, 2023
The new, or perhaps renewed, Cold War You can’t win it if you don’t know you’re in it. Clifford D. May May 4, 2023
Cold War II and Biden’s new ‘new world order’ Unless we mobilize, expect no good outcome. Clifford D. May March 30, 2022
How the West’s appeasement mentality brings not peace, but war The Biden administration just can’t grasp the fact that tyrants and extremists regard compromise as proof of weakness and an incentive to redouble their aggression. Melanie Phillips Jan. 27, 2022
The ‘apartheid’ poll and the disinformation discourse Failure to expose and educate the American Jewish community about the roots and modus operandi of the disinformation campaign against Israel may result in a disaster of historical proportions. Dan Diker and Yechiel Leiter July 22, 2021
