When It Comes to Israel, President Trump’s Realism Is Realistic
Peace isn’t a process.
February 27, 2018
When It Comes to Israel, President Trump’s Realism Is Realistic
Peace isn’t a process.
Among so-called foreign-policy “realists,” a longstanding contention has been that the American alliance with Israel is a burden, and damaging to U.S. interests. This perspective, which informed Barack Obama’s explicit desire to downgrade relations between Washington and Jerusalem, was decisively disproved by the experience of the Obama years. The administration of Donald Trump, writes John Podhoretz, having fully absorbed the lesson, has taken American policy in a radically different but truly realistic direction:
February 27, 2018
There’s Still Hope for Democracy in Iraq, but Rushing into Elections Won’t Help
The U.S. should push for a postponement.
Brazil and Paraguay Are Letting Hizballah Operate Unhindered in Their Territory
Drug running and money laundering in the service of terror.
Benjamin Disraeli’s Jewish and Conservative Commitments
Britain’s first, and only, Jewish prime minister.
God and Man at Stanford
Religious students get little sympathy from administrators, and much bewilderment from peers.