Hizballah’s Next War Will Be Waged in the Court of Public Opinion
Making Israel seem brutal.
November 7, 2018
A New U.S Law May Finally Force the Palestinian Authority to Reconsider Its Support for Terror
Lawsuits from terror victims could be fatal to its finances.
In March, Congress passed the Taylor Force Act, which withholds funding from the Palestinian Authority (PA) until it ceases its practice of paying salaries and stipends to terrorists and their families to reward their crimes. For its part, Israel has followed up with its own version of the law. Now Mahmoud Abbas, the PA’s president, is threatening to suspend security cooperation with Jerusalem if it enforces the law. But, writes Maurice Hirsch, if he does so he will only shoot himself in the foot. Furthermore, a more recent congressional measure will soon put him in even more of a bind:
November 7, 2018
A New U.S Law May Finally Force the Palestinian Authority to Reconsider Its Support for Terror
Lawsuits from terror victims could be fatal to its finances.
The Women’s March Has an Anti-Semitism Problem
Admiration for Farrakhan and Hamas.
In Pittsburgh, American Jewry Lost Its Innocence—but Not for the First Time
The U.S. has a long history of anti-Semitism, but it’s always been different.
Ankara’s Abandoned Jewish Quarter
Once home to a large, if overlooked, community.