Iran’s Recent Troublemaking Is a Sign of Weakness
The U.S. should press its advantage.
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.
Last spring, the International Criminal Court (ICC) determined that it has jurisdiction over Israel’s actions in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, and part of Jerusalem, although Israel is not a party to the Rome Statue that created the court, and although the “state of Palestine,” which has brought the underlying complaint, does not exist. Another ICC report calls for a full investigation of the Jewish state. Nicholas Rostow explains why nothing good will come from these cases, or from the court’s inevitable decision to involve itself further in the prosecution of Israeli leaders and soldiers:
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.