Why the Palestinian Authority Can’t Be Entrusted with Gaza
Pay-for-slay and phase two of the cease-fire.
February 4, 2026
The institution can’t be reformed.
To Kyle Orton, the International Criminal Court (ICC) is “a self-selecting cadre of ideologists who do not have and could not obtain democratic legitimacy,” which has nonetheless “claimed the right to remove and imprison the leaders of the democracies if [it] does not agree with their national-security policies.” Its hopeless bias against Israel, Orton writes, is symptomatic of even greater problems:
Pay-for-slay and phase two of the cease-fire.
The terrorist group is weaker than ever. The U.S. and Europe must seize the opportunity.
The institution can’t be reformed.
Begun by an Italian Christian.
Two perspectives on the American rabbinate’s manpower problem.
To Kyle Orton, the International Criminal Court (ICC) is “a self-selecting cadre of ideologists who do not have and could not obtain democratic legitimacy,” which has nonetheless “claimed the right to remove and imprison the leaders of the democracies if [it] does not agree with their national-security policies.” Its hopeless bias against Israel, Orton writes, is symptomatic of even greater problems:
Unlock the most serious Jewish, Zionist, and American thinking.
Subscribe Now