Commentary
Is Being Jewish an Ethnicity or a Religion? The Jesuit View
It was just reported that the California legislature passed a bill making it the first state to recognize Jewish identity as an ethnicity, as well as...
Some Jews Are Leaving Canada for the United States — Will That Make Their Lives Better?
A trend is emerging: A wave of Jewish Canadians is either contemplating or actually moving to the United States. Rampant, unchecked antisemitism in Canada is fueling this imagined or legitimate exodus. (Although, it should be...
Israel Sent Humanitarian Aid to Nepal — Why Does the Media Refuse to Report It?
Within days of the flood that came down off the Nepal-China border, IsraAID had an emergency team moving toward Rasuwa, NATAN was sending doctors and mental-health workers, and World Jewish Relief was funding water and...
The Baloch Insurgency Has Become a Huge Problem for Pakistan and Iran
Balochistan is currently experiencing one of the most severe outbreaks of violence it has endured all year. In the past few months, Pakistani security forces have suffered heavy casualties due to coordinated rebel attacks, and...
The Iraqi Disarmament Scam: How Baghdad Launders Iran’s Proxy Empire
As the Sept. 30 deadline for the withdrawal of US-led coalition forces from Iraq approaches,...
To the Jewish College Freshmen — and the Mothers Watching the News
As another class of Jewish students arrives on campus this fall, I will not pretend...
The New York Times’ Islamic Republic of Economics
A recent New York Times column suggests that if the United States gives Iran control over...
Once Again, Palestinian Authority Refuses to Condemn Terrorist Attacks Against Civilians
Last week, a 16-year-old Palestinian attempted to murder an Israeli who stopped at a Palestinian...
On Antisemitism, Many Democrats Mask Damaging Policies With Empty Rhetoric
This summer's antisemitic attack in New York City's Central Synagogue was followed by the predictable...
Is Being Jewish an Ethnicity or a Religion? The Jesuit View
It was just reported that the California legislature passed a bill making it the first state to recognize Jewish identity as an ethnicity, as well as a...
Some Jews Are Leaving Canada for the United States — Will That Make Their Lives Better?
A trend is emerging: A wave of Jewish Canadians is either contemplating or actually moving to the United States. Rampant, unchecked antisemitism in Canada is...
Israel Sent Humanitarian Aid to Nepal — Why Does the Media Refuse to Report It?
Within days of the flood that came down off the Nepal-China border, IsraAID had an emergency team moving toward Rasuwa, NATAN was sending doctors and...
The Baloch Insurgency Has Become a Huge Problem for Pakistan and Iran
Balochistan is currently experiencing one of the most severe outbreaks of violence it has endured all year. In the past few months, Pakistani security forces...
The Iraqi Disarmament Scam: How Baghdad Launders Iran’s Proxy Empire
As the Sept. 30 deadline for the withdrawal of US-led coalition forces from Iraq approaches, a dangerous illusion takes hold. Facing international pressure to establish...
To the Jewish College Freshmen — and the Mothers Watching the News
As another class of Jewish students arrives on campus this fall, I will not pretend nothing has changed, but I will not tell you everything...
The New York Times’ Islamic Republic of Economics
A recent New York Times column suggests that if the United States gives Iran control over the Strait of Hormuz, with the right to toll ships...
Once Again, Palestinian Authority Refuses to Condemn Terrorist Attacks Against Civilians
Last week, a 16-year-old Palestinian attempted to murder an Israeli who stopped at a Palestinian shop to make a purchase from Palestinians. Even though the stabbing...
On Antisemitism, Many Democrats Mask Damaging Policies With Empty Rhetoric
This summer's antisemitic attack in New York City's Central Synagogue was followed by the predictable chorus of politicians condemning the anti-Jewish hate crime, which thankfully...
Israel’s Democracy Does Not Need Foreign Supervisors
There is a peculiar phenomenon surrounding Israel that seems to intensify whenever elections approach. People thousands of miles away, many of whom have never lived...
E1 Explained: The Small Zoning Tender That Triggered a Global Uproar
The E1 settlement plan has long made front-page news, with major international outlets repeatedly presenting it as Israel's plan to divide the West Bank and, as...
Murderer of 37, Including 12 Children, Is a Role Model for Palestinian Women at University
At Palestinian universities, Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah Movement has a committee for female students, called "The Sisters of Dalal Committee" named after the notorious terrorist murderer Dalal...
The Double Standard Applied to Israel
The day after Israel was reestablished as a Jewish state, the armies of Egypt, Transjordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq invaded the territory of the newly...
The New York Times Headlines That Changed the Story of the Gaza War
Read the below headlines quickly. That is, after all, how most people encounter the news: in a notification, a search result, a social-media feed, or a...
