Douglas Altabef

As Israel plans for the arrival of its next 10 million, the periphery must play a leading role. The region is hiding in plain sight. Now is the time to see it.

Have we gone down a dark and seemingly endless hole, doubling down on an effort to erase the ineradicable, to set right the irretrievably wrong?

We have nothing to lose and so much more to gain if Israel moves ahead and annexes the Gaza Strip.

Our orneriness has sustained us, but it has also made it hard for us to go along and get along. We are not “I’m ok, you’re ok.”

One of the current provisions of the bill would be to preclude the ability of Israeli NGOs that receive a majority of their funding from foreign governments to petition the Israeli High Court.

Israel leads by example. We want our imprimatur to last, and we believe that with all its problems, life is worth sustaining, replicating, and, striving to make it better.

Hamas has been trading in its long-nurtured victim status in favor of a gloating, sadistic, and would-be murderous image.

The Supreme Court has failed the most basic test of judiciousness, showing itself to be rash, tone-deaf, and ultimately unaccountable.

We live in a world where “my truth” increasingly directs an individual’s actions, regardless of the larger implications.

Who knows, they might even succeed in knocking some sense into the Ivy League schools.