American military cemeteries come alive in memory of Jewish soldiers How Operation Benjamin connects people with their forgotten past and Jewish identity Samuel H. Solomon May 8, 2022
Lessons for Israel from the Afghan debacle Nation-building is a long, evolutionary process that requires fundamental, internal, societal shifts, which can never be imposed from the outside. Samuel H. Solomon Sept. 20, 2021
Piracy on the high seas? Bring in the Marines! The United States needs to return to Thomas Jefferson’s policy of “millions for defense, but not for tribute.” Samuel H. Solomon Aug. 23, 2021
Let’s face it: You’re biased Regarding COVID-19 and everything else, it turns out all of our decisions depend not on facts, but on feelings. Samuel H. Solomon Oct. 18, 2020
UN’s treatment of Israel continues to belie its lofty ideals The U.N. General Assembly opened on Sept. 15, marking 75 years since its founding. But discourse regarding such institutions is based on the myth that they reflect a genuine commitment to human rights. Samuel H. Solomon Sept. 16, 2020
Envisioning Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria A combination of cooperation with ‘hamulot,’ municipal autonomy for Arab areas, a vetted path to citizenship and economic prosperity makes the move viable and fair. Samuel H. Solomon June 22, 2020
Anti-Semitism: A global pandemic in the making The only known protection against the virus of Jew-hatred is the sunlight of awareness combined with aggressive legal and legislative action. Samuel H. Solomon June 4, 2020
