Opinion
Israeli Government Cultivates Allies at First Christian Media Summit
JNS.org - Recognizing that it's easier to communicate with journalists who are prone to be supporters of Israel than those with a perceived anti-Israel bias, the Israeli government recently offered Christian media professionals...
New York Times’ David Brooks Offers Up a False Trichotomy
One of David Brooks’s favorite column writing tricks is the false dichotomy — presenting two choices as mutually exclusive when in fact there is overlap between them. In his latest New York Times column, though, Brooks...
Hamas Supporter to Receive Award From Harvard Student Group
He has publicly endorsed Hamas, and secretly schemed with Hamas' supporters to thwart US-led peace efforts in the Middle East. Now Nihad Awad is preparing for a prestigious lecture at Harvard University on how "to inspire a deeper engagement with critical social issues...
Decertifying the Iran Deal — A Moral Imperative, but Now What?
“In a large country with multiple facilities and ample experience in nuclear concealment, violations will be inherently difficult to detect. Devising theoretical models of inspection is one thing. Enforcing compliance, week after week, despite competing...
A Message to Congress: Don’t Tamper With Iran Deal, Build on It
The Trump administration’s approach to the Iran deal is problematic due to the multiple conflicts raging throughout the Middle East, including the conflicts in Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Lebanon. The question is, will Tehran be more...
What Really Happened With Saeb Erekat’s Lung Transplant?
Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian Authority (PA) peace negotiator and Secretary-General of the PLO executive...
Why Are Hebron Apartments a Big Deal to the New York Times?
In a six-column article, The New York Times (on Oct. 17) reported on Israeli plans to...
It’s Time to Leave Your Comfort Zone
Earlier this week, I visited Buffalo, New York, where I was the keynote speaker at...
New York Times Launches ‘Strident’ Attack on Ambassador Haley for Iran Truthtelling
The New York Times cheerleading for Iran is spilling over from its editorial and op-ed...
UNRWA-USA Blames Israel for Abbas Cutting Services to Gaza
UNRWA-USA executive director Abby Smardon recently wrote about her latest visit to Gaza. Of course, her preferred...
Edmonton Terrorist’s Movements Highlight Threat to US Southern Border
Fears about terrorists using the US-Mexican border as a gateway for an attack may have...
Palestinian Unity — but to What End?
After weeks of Egyptian-sponsored pre-talks, and a very short “cabinet meeting” in Gaza, “formal reconciliation...
The Real Problem With Palestinian Propaganda and Antisemitism
Al Quds is the largest circulation newspaper in the Palestinian territories. Azzam Tawfiq Abu Al-Saud wrote in yesterday's edition: A...
When the Jewish Left Had Integrity
One of the sad problems on college campuses today is the way that the extreme left has...
How to Truly Love a Stranger
The story of the first eight chapters of Bereishit is tragic but simple: creation, followed...
Now Is the Time for Sensible Gun Control
The massacre at a Las Vegas concert that killed 59 people and injured more than 500...
New York Times Pulls Out All the Stops to Push Iran Deal
Seven to two is the lopsided score of opinion pieces the New York Times has...
Remembering Monty Hall
Monty Hall, the former host and co-originator of Let’s Make a Deal, passed away on September...
Saving NATO From Turkey
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, known as NATO, faces an existential problem. No -- it's not about getting...
Report: Germany Secretly Approves Controversial Submarine Deal With Israel
Golan Heights Residents on Edge After Latest Cross-Border Exchange of Fire; 'After Syria Civil War Ends, Guns Will Be Turned on Israel'
In Upcoming Book, Controversial Rutgers Professor Accuses Israel of Sparing Palestinian Lives in Order to Control Them
Israel Condemns ‘Severe Terrorist Attack’ That Killed 16 Egyptian Policemen
UN Is No Longer Home Court of the Palestinians, Israeli Envoy Says