The academy promotes Hamas Bigoted academics and students must be held accountable for their hatreds. Asaf Romirowsky and Alex Joffe Nov. 13, 2023
Gaza and the war between the Democrats Facile perceptions are thus being forced into narratives of Israel and the Palestinians: white versus black, winners versus losers, powerful versus the powerless. Alex Joffe May 18, 2021
The two faces of American foreign policy The ongoing crisis in American culture has brought two seemingly unrelated trends to the forefront. Alex Joffe May 4, 2021
Biden’s foreign policy: A preliminary assessment Everything old is new again; U.S. allies must prepare for a period of American weakness and possibly even betrayal. Alex Joffe Feb. 4, 2021
The swamp returns to Washington The incoming administration's appointments and statements indicate a return to the process-laden policies of the past that is unlikely to be adequate to confront rogue states like China and Iran. Alex Joffe Jan. 5, 2021
The US election: Preliminary lessons for America’s allies What would the re-establishment of these “norms” by Obama-era experts mean, particularly in a world reorganized by Trump, the coronavirus pandemic and China? Alex Joffe Nov. 16, 2020
US foreign policy on the verge of the election With the U.S. presidential election rapidly approaching, an assessment of US foreign policy is in order. Alex Joffe Sept. 7, 2020
Israeli sovereignty and its unlikely benefactors Barack Obama may turn out to be an unintended godfather of Israel’s sovereignty bid. Alex Joffe July 14, 2020
After New York … People and power are moving out of New York at an increasing rate. What are the implications for the United States, the world order and the global Jewish community? Alex Joffe June 4, 2020
