Thirty Years of Engaging China
Is it time for a reevaluation of policy?
Gaza and the Return of Moral Equivalence
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With friends like many in the progressive Jewish community, Israel doesn't need enemies. (Also, Phyllis Chesler: "Attack" Protesters on the Move) |
The Many Dilemmas of Confronting Hamas
Despite the drubbing it has received, the terror organization is far from discouraged or deterred.
The Arab World Divided Over Gaza
Israel vs. Hamas isn't the only power struggle. (Also read Roger L. Simon on Gaza: The Many Wives of Nizar Gayan)
Cynthia McKinney's Excellent Adventure
The former Green Party candidate for president and her Hamas-sympathizing friends find their "Dignity" ruffled — and bumped — by the Israeli navy.
Hamas Holds All the Cards in Surreal War
The terrorists can count on fawning media coverage and feckless world leaders to wear down Israeli resolve. (Also, Ron Radosh: The Disgrace of The Nation)
Gaza: A Matter of Proportion
A noted French intellectual registers profound disappointment with President Nicolas Sarkozy's reaction to the Gaza situation.
Islamic Group Flouts Tax-Exempt Status to Support Obama
The Islamic Circle of North America's website is pushing for Obama's reelection in 2012.
Israel Shakes Up the Information War
Bypassing the mainstream media, Israel gets its message out through Twitter and YouTube.
Presidential Pardons: Who's Most Deserving?
Scooter Libby, Jonathan Pollard, John Walker Lindh, and others vie for Bush's mercy.
Gaza Comes to America
Hate demonstrations against Israel are taking place across the country. (Important: counter-demonstrations being organized by the Lipstick Haganah)
Big Trouble For the Grey Lady
If I were the New York Times, I would be very afraid of Vicki Iseman's lawsuit.
A Toast to Old Media's — and Old Medea's — Defeat in Iraq
My 2002 email to anti-war activist Medea Benjamin — and how it looks after a successful 2008.
Celebrating New Year's the Right Way
False camaraderie with drunken strangers can't beat a quiet evening with the ones you love.
California Will Be Bankrupt Before General Motors
Even with failing automakers, Michigan's economy looks pretty strong compared to the Golden State's.
Biotech Opponents Are Playing with Human Lives
Nobel laureate Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard discusses the environmentalists' war against genetically modified food.
Revealing Silence at the Gaza-Egypt Border
Why does Hamas victimize its own people? And why doesn't the media call them on it?
War Is Stressful — And Fattening
Tales of panic, sugar, and carbohydrates in a Beersheva bomb shelter.
The Gaza War: Is It Really So Hard to Understand?
It's no different than Pearl Harbor or September 11. When you are attacked, you fight back. (Also, Phyllis Chesler on Israel's Morality vs. Hamas's Morality)
Resolved: 2009 Will Be a Better Year for the GOP
New Year's resolutions for the era of "Hope and Change."
In the Line of Fire in Sderot
What is it like to live under threat of attack any moment? I went to see for myself.
Reid Balks at Blagojevich Senate Choice
The disgraced Illinois governor's master stroke now puts the ball squarely in the majority leader's court.
The Rebirth of the Stalin Cult
Guess who Russians just voted their third most popular historic figure ...
Sleepless in Ashkelon as Missiles Fall
Sderot is no longer alone. The number of Israeli cities under attack grows longer by the hour.
Caroline Kennedy Is No Sarah Palin
Gov. Palin worked for everything she has; she never waited around to be crowned.
New Year's Resolutions for our Political Elites
Some pithy promises our politicians might want to make for 2009.
Israel Targets Terror Labs Funded by U.S. Islamic Group
The labs were made possible by millions from a Saudi-financed charity in ... Ohio.
Spain's 'Jewish Problem'
Anti-Semitism is on the rise — but how many Spaniards have actually ever met a Jew?
