Why Are They Capitalizing ‘Black’?
AP's style is now to capitalize Black in a racial, ethnic or cultural sense, conveying an essential and shared sense of history, identity and community among people who identify as Black, including those in the African diaspora and within Africa. AP style will continue to lowercase the term white in racial, ethnic and cultural senses."
Arab Allies Mean More than Planes
Friends of Israel fear the impact of a sale of American F-35s to the UAE. But Begin’s lost AWACS fight with Reagan teaches a lesson about seeing potential friends as enemies.
RBG and How to Save a Corrosive Political Culture
The friendship between the late justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Antonin Scalia provides a model for how all Americans should interact with political foes.
Arabs: “Palestinians Repeat the Same Mistakes”
At this pace, Palestinians might wake up one morning to discover that they no longer have any friends in the Arab countries at all.
INTO THE FRAY: Oslo as Political Kryptonite
For the Labor Party, the fall from the heights of political hegemony to the depth of political oblivion is a fitting fate for the perpetration of the Oslo Accords, which ran counter to every prevailing Zionist norm of the time
The Left’s Moral Compass Isn’t Broken…
On the left, the concept of objective truth is increasingly deemed a form of white supremacy.
Perfect Rabbi One
Painful or not he spoke out. It was not a normal election and the Jewish community faced an abnormal threat.
The ‘Merchants of the Palestinian Issue’
Palestinian leaders have accumulated huge personal fortunes, possibly in part thanks to donations from Western taxpayers and their unenquiring governments.
Live from Washington with Matthew RJ Brodsky on the UAE-Israel Abraham Accords
Yishai Fleisher hosts Matthew Brodsky who currently assists the National Security Council and the State Department on policy and communications strategy to promote the Trump administration’s foreign policy agenda.
Christian Century Still Keeping its Eye on Those Sovereign Jews in the Holy Land
Those Sovereign Jews (TSJs for short) simply can’t catch a break in the pages of Christian Century, while the Poor Poor Palestinians (PPPs) get a pass.
Remembering 9/11 in a Woke Year
What do the heroes of September 11 mean in a year of hating police officers?
Do 9/11 Lessons Still Apply in a post-COVID World?
Much has changed since the aftermath of the terrorist attacks. But the fight for liberal values against totalitarian foes continues.
A Critique of Pure Hasbara Part II: Illusions of Peace
I don’t trust the UAE and what we know about the deal is bad enough. Perhaps many are celebrating the deal because they have cabin fever and are drooling about the prospects of another hedonistic resort.
Leftists Blame America, Decent People Blame Themselves
I have guessed the political affiliation of every black caller to my radio show within a minute of talking to them. Happy are those who are RIGHT
INTO THE FRAY: Israel’s National Imperative: “Keep your Powder Dry”
While the normalization with the UAE could definitely entail significant benefits for Israel it is still somewhat premature to celebrate the onset of lasting amity—rather than enmity—in the region.
Rich White Leftists Encourage Black People to Loot Their Neighborhoods
Learn why private property is just a social construct for only 21 bucks.
Whom Should Jews Fear MOST During an ‘Uprising’?
Feeding panic about militias and anti-Semitism amid urban unrest is gaslighting. The real threat to Jewish security and to all Americans is the breakdown of the rule of law.
Is The IDF A Moral Army?
An army that sacrifices its soldiers for the sake of protecting the property of an enemy population is not a moral army! It is a morally confused army
The Lockdown Has Gone From A Mistake To A Crime
I wrote, "It is panic and hysteria, not the coronavirus, that created this catastrophe." Unfortunately, I was right.
What is China Doing in the Middle East? A Discussion with Dr. Michael Doran
A discussion on the Abraham Accords, normalization with the UAE and the Arab world, and what China is looking for in the Middle East.
What are Jews who Embrace the Black Lives Matter Movement Endorsing?
In the culture war ignited by the post-George Floyd protests, 600 Jewish groups know which side they are on. But is this really about racism or politics?
What Happens when you Defund the Police? You Get 17-Year-Old Boys With Rifles Patrolling...
Kyle Rittenhouse, is a 17-year-old boy who was one of the handful of people left to stand between the rioters and the local people.
Why they Scrawl ‘Free Palestine’ on Synagogues
Despite supporting the Black Lives Matter movement, Jews are targeted amid the riots because of anti-Semitic intersectional myths that should not be tolerated.
Why Some Palestinians Support the Israel-UAE Accord
by condemning the Israel-UAE deal on a daily basis, the leaders of the Palestinians have made it clear that they prefer to side with Iran and its Palestinian and Lebanese proxies -- Hamas, Islamic Jihad and Hezbollah -- in rejecting any compromise with Israel.
INTO THE FRAY: Why the “Right” Insists on Bringing Knives to Gunfights
Although it has ostensibly been in power for much of the post Oslowian era, it is clear that the “Right” has not internalized the exigencies of political warfare.
Can Jews Remain in Coalitions with Radical Race-baiters?
As violent Black Lives Matter protests continue, even liberal Jewish groups are staying away from a “Virtual March on Washington” led by Al Sharpton.
Should Jews be Angry about Pompeo’s Speech from Jerusalem?
The secretary of state’s taped convention address from Israel skirts the line of propriety. But the Democrats’ beef with him is more about politics, not the law.
The Narrative War: Occupation vs. the ‘Abraham Accords’
What is the counter-word to “occupation”? What word can bridge the Arab-Jewish divide? The answer, which the UAE has found, is “Abraham.”
INTO THE FRAY: The Israel-UAE Pact: Substance Over Ceremony?
Despite all the potential payoffs Israel-UAE normalization may entail, the agreement is really a prop in the choreography for a much bigger drama.
Disquiet about Philadelphia Airport’s “Quiet Room”
The airport in the City of Brotherly Love. Seems, one brother is the favorite.
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