The Kingdom of Jordan and the Dangers on Israel’s Eastern Front
Iran is trying to weaken the monarchy, infiltrate its borders, and use it to stage attacks on the Jewish state.
September 17, 2026
The Leader of Columbia’s Protest Movement Tries Lawfare
Mahmoud Khalil’s cynical and incoherent appeal to American freedoms.
This week, Mahmoud Khalil, the Algerian citizen who led the anti-Israel demonstrations at Columbia University, and who now faces deportation, filed suit against the school and one of its administrators. The complaint, which runs 60 pages, claims that the defendants displayed “deliberate indifference” to the “severe, persistent, and coordinated harassment” he and other students supposedly faced. Tal Fortgang comments on Khalil’s lawfare campaign:
September 17, 2026
How and Why Does the Israeli Political System Work?
For all its idiosyncrasies, it has proved surprisingly resilient.
The Leader of Columbia’s Protest Movement Tries Lawfare
Mahmoud Khalil’s cynical and incoherent appeal to American freedoms.
The Shofar’s Power Is Rooted in Its Biological Realities
It advances no arguments and attempts no persuasions.
The National Library of Israel and What Mattered Enough to Survive
Texts and preservation.