Opinion

The Gulf states must decide who protects their security interests as the US steps back.

The path to peace must be based on the belief that on the land between the river and the sea there are two peoples who are deeply connected to the same land.

Candace Owens is not merely misinformed. She is certainly not “just asking questions.” She is channeling the most dangerous antisemitic ideas in modern history.

In standing up to Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson, and Candace Owens, Ben Shapiro showed us the way forward: speak the truth, even when it’s costly.

As part of Israel’s legal system and political structure, they are essential to the way the government works. The challenge, however, is to understand how decisions are made and by whom.

What is Israel to do in a situation like this, where our only solid friend in the world is the US, headed by a mercurial president whose mood changes daily?

The Republican Party has not become antisemitic. Its base remains solidly pro-Israel. Its elected officials reject Jew-hatred outright. But antisemitism does not need majorities to thrive.

What began as mourning for a human rights lawyer in Mashhad exposed Iran’s familiar strategy of turning grief into a threat and protest into a crime.

Israel and the US have different interests regarding Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, and Turkey. Netanyahu's White House visit at the end of the month must solve these.

The IDF will keep doing what only it can do. But Israel needs civilians to do what only civilians can do: explain the country in a way that is believable and not based on a uniform.