As critical as safety is, Israel reminds us that there’s a lot more to the Jewish brand than seeking protection. What is the central vibe

Democrats awoke on Monday, July 22 feeling happier than they had in weeks. President Joe Biden’s decision to withdraw from the presidential race relieved them

The shocking wave of protests that erupted worldwide on October 8 in support of the Hamas terrorists who had brutally attacked, murdered, and abducted Israeli

The conflict in Israel’s north and the displacement of tens of thousands cannot continue indefinitely. Something has to give. Franz Kafka would feel right at

Jamaal Bowman’s defeat wasn’t due to the Jewish vote but to voters’ desire for more moderate leaders. In one of the most expensive congressional primaries

The United Nations should finally enforce its own resolutions demanding a Hezbollah withdrawal to the Litani River. In a significant escalation, Hezbollah pummeled northern Israel

Since 2002, we have seen repeatedly in Yehuda and Shomron, and again in 2005 with the disengagement from Gaza, how going on the offense pays

There is no guarantee of Israel’s security except Israel. Imagine it is August 1942, eight months after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. The rapidly growing

As the IDF advances along the border and into the built-up area of Rafah city and possibly into Rafah camp, all eyes will be on

Karim Khan has decided his judgment supersedes that of democratic governments. On Monday, May 20, International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan announced that he is

U.S. President Joe Biden’s speech on May 7 at the U.S. Capitol, during which he eloquently revisited Nazi Germany’s journey from racial laws discriminating against