George Will

Over the last week, prominent American journalist Jeffrey Goldberg and columnist George Will each wrote that Israel is very likely to bomb Iran.…

Twenty-five years ago this week, I wrote my first column. I'm not much given to self-reflection - why do you think I quit psychiatry? - but I figure…

Outside the Muslim world, traditional religious belief is on the wane. But the religious impulse remains strong, perhaps strongest among those who…

William Safire, the conservative columnist and word warrior who feared no politician or corner of the English language, died Sunday at age 79. The…

Miracle moment on Iran's streetsSir, - Day by day, I've been closely following the Internet images of ordinary people crowding the streets of Iran…

Was there any major American personality in the last half-century who seemed more remote from the sensibilities of most American Jews than William F.…

I suspect that there are columnists who hesitate to read other columnists out of fear of what Harold Bloom terms the "anxiety of influence." I am not…

Of all the stereotypes of haredim, probably none leaves us so shaking our heads as that of mindless, interchangeable automatons, marching lockstep to…

After the failed Camp David summit of 2000, George Will pronounced then prime minister Ehud Barak "perhaps the most calamitous leader any democracy…

Mike Huckabee was a barely known former governor of Arkansas when he attended an October house party on his behalf at the home of Jason Bedrick, New…

Former newspaper mogul Conrad Black was sentenced Monday to 6 1/2 years in prison for swindling shareholders in his Hollinger International media…

When I was much younger, my world was divided between the "children of light" and the "children of darkness." I never doubted that my left-wing…

Reading through the chronicle of perfidy that is the working paper by two leading American political scientists on the Israel Lobby, I could barely…