Iran’s Recent Troublemaking Is a Sign of Weakness
The U.S. should press its advantage.
January 14, 2021
Benjamin Netanyahu Courts the Arab Vote
It could make the difference for him in the next election.
Yesterday, the Israeli prime minister, who hopes for another victory in the March 2021 elections, made a campaign stop in an unexpected place: the Arab-majority city of Nazareth. The visit was part of a major effort to get a slice of the Arab vote, which, according to a recent poll, may garner Likud some 70,000 votes in the next election. Haviv Rettig Gur explains:
January 14, 2021
Why the International Criminal Court Should Stay Out of the Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Blundering into a politically motivated legal proceeding will accomplish nothing.
Benjamin Netanyahu Courts the Arab Vote
It could make the difference for him in the next election.
Should Jews Worry about New York Mayoral Candidate Andrew Yang’s Anti-Circumcision Stance?
He professes to believe that parents’ rights trump “intacticivism.”
Religion’s Role in the American Conception of Economic Freedom
Envisioning a greater role for religion, and a smaller one for government.