Why I’m a Zionist
And how support for a Jewish state is eminently compatible with American patriotism.
Should There Be a Price for Rejectionism and Terror?
Israel warily approaches a possible extension of sovereignty over some West Bank territory.
Israeli Settlements Are a Political, Not a Legal Issue
It was not radical for Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to revive the Reagan policy.
China’s Maritime Strategic Challenge
America and its allies must cooperate to counter the military-commercial threat.
The Hebron Riots of 1929: Consequences and Lessons
Arab anti-Zionism runs deeper than disputes over borders, water, and settlements.
Good Move on the Golan Heights
Now Syria’s leadership after Assad would not be asked to humiliate itself by ceding the territory.
End Abbas’s ‘Pay for Slay’: Pass the Taylor Force Act
Passing the Taylor Force Act would reduce the flow to aid to terrorists and push the PA to change its nature.
Middle Eastern Pathologies Chase after Those Who Run
The appeal of isolationism in present-day American politics is understandable but would be misguided, especially with respect to the Middle East.
Trump, America’s Word, and the Bomb
The Obama-Clinton team promised to strengthen nuclear non-proliferation, but it did the opposite. A Trump presidency would aggravate the problem.
‘Degrading’ ISIS Is Not a Serious Strategy
Is “strategy” the right word for the president’s approach to ISIS? His goal is ill-defined. His plan is not systematic or comprehensive. It lacks historical perspective and insight.