Harvard University’s decision to “pause” a research partnership with Birzeit University, a Palestinian university near Ramallah, was long overdue. In 2023, Israeli security forces arrested
The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing a significant terror-related case involving the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and the Palestinian Authority (PA). The original case was
Prisoner releases are a terror victim’s nightmare. I knew this day would come. Ever since Israel began to release prisoners as a “goodwill” measure and
On what would have been Alisa’s 50th birthday this week, I, her mother, sisters and brother will pause and spend a few minutes looking back.
The United Nations was in high dudgeon in the aftermath of the pager and walkie talkie attacks against Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon. According to the
Where is the United States in all of this? The killing of senior Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh on July 31 is just another in a
Since the Israel-Hamas war broke out, we have witnessed Israel’s long arm of counter-terrorism operations (at least those we read about), such as the assassination
I have seen no evidence that al-Sheikh has ever changed his terrorist ways. I have read no statements of remorse or regret from him for
Whether terrorists are in Jenin, three miles from Israel’s border; or Somalia, 7,000 miles from America, they must be pursued. By Stephen M. Flatow/JPost.com Israel’s
A terrorist associated with the group that murdered my daughter, Alisa, has organized an “academic” conference—and professors from several mainstream American and British universities are
The Biden administration has once again criticized Israel for dismantling the homes of Palestinian Arab terrorists. U.S. officials say the practice is unfair because, as
The term “status quo” simply refers to the current state of affairs, in any situation. It’s not automatically right or wrong, good or bad. But
