Universities’ position on antisemitism is unsustainable A federal court has rightly ruled that campus protesters' persecution of Jewish students is antisemitism pure and simple. Dan Schnur Aug. 21, 2024
Kamala makes her choice Harris’s decision to go with Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz may say more about her personal makeup than her electoral prospects, as she demonstrated how susceptible she is to pressures from her own allies. Dan Schnur Aug. 7, 2024
Pelosi’s historic handiwork Nancy Pelosi’s role in orchestrating Biden’s departure from the race demonstrates that the former speaker may be the most savvy political mind in modern American history. Dan Schnur July 24, 2024
Bibi vs. Gantz: Constructive ambiguity Both are talking tough for the moment, but leaving themselves sufficient wiggle room for future deal-making. Dan Schnur May 22, 2024
Bibi on a razor’s edge I hope that Netanyahu’s laudable objectives can be accomplished before the price of Israeli blood, treasure and international isolation become too great to bear. Dan Schnur Jan. 4, 2024
The limits of hope While hope and optimism are essential components of a successful strategy, they do not comprise a sufficiently sturdy platform for any high-risk endeavor. Dan Schnur Dec. 7, 2023
Every little dent counts Just because none of us can do everything doesn’t mean that none of us can do anything. Dan Schnur Nov. 2, 2023
Humanitarian has two sides A traditional definition of humanitarianism would certainly include access to food, water and medicine. But it would also contain some reference to the prevention of murder, rape and kidnapping. Dan Schnur Oct. 26, 2023
Never again … again The same self-assurance that led me to believe that racism and bigotry in this country were shrinking forces had also convinced many of us that Israel’s strengths could now protect it from the ancient hatreds that Jews have faced since biblical times. Dan Schnur Oct. 19, 2023
