Opeds (Page 27)


Jack Engelhard

A nation that dwells alone at the UN

Times don’t change when it comes to Israel, a people destined to dwell alone among the nations… as Bilam prophesied in the Book of Numbers. Opinion.

A nation that dwells alone at the UN

Tucker Carlson is promoting his own version of Mein Kampf

At Charlie Kirk's funeral, Tucker Carlson injected antisemitism and scapegoating into mainstream mourning. If there are no consequences, we will all pay the price. Opinion.

Tucker Carlson is promoting his own version of Mein Kampf

The world has no interest in the plight of Iran's women

Diplomacy toward a dictatorship is a form of appeasement that ignores the suffering of its citizen. Opinion.

The world has no interest in the plight of Iran's women

Analysis:

Netanyahu, the world leader who braves the anti-Israel UN

Addressing the world’s most sophisticated anti-Israel organization—the United Nations—the Israeli prime minister fought back against calls for Palestinian Arab statehood, saying “Israel will not allow you to shove a terror state down our throats.”

Netanyahu, the world leader who braves the anti-Israel UN

Trump needs to stop trying to win a Nobel Peace Prize

The president’s instincts on the United Nations and “Palestine” are correct. But his Gaza plan, cooked up by Jared Kushner and Tony Blair, is as misguided as other schemes. Opinion.

Trump needs to stop trying to win a Nobel Peace Prize

The fantasy state of ‘Palestine’

It’s time for the United States and the Jewish world to start holding their supposed champions’ feet to the fire. Recognition of "Palestine" constitutes the British and French governments' rejection of civilization for barbarism. Opinion.

The fantasy state of ‘Palestine’

Who was really behind the recognition of "Palestine"

There is more to it than meets the eye. Opinion.

Who was really behind the recognition of "Palestine"

Why I abhor the Left

Today’s left promotes precisely the kind of tawdry garbage that the left a hundred years ago wanted to emancipate the masses from. To them, butchering of black Christians by Arabized Muslims is a “legacy of European colonialism,” while rape and butchering of women and children in Nahal Oz becomes an "act of resistance". Opinion.

Why I abhor the Left

Tunis Is turning to Tehran — this is what Washington should do

How President Kaïs Saïed’s tilt toward Iran threatens U.S. interests in the Maghreb — and why America must act now. Opinion.

Tunis Is turning to Tehran — this is what Washington should do

The West is a war zone: a bulletproof vest is required to speak

There will never be enough bulletproof vests for all dissenters. Opinion.

The West is a war zone: a bulletproof vest is required to speak

Jack Engelhard:

Are we losing Megyn Kelly?

Megyn Kelly knows something about false accusations. Could she fall for the wild speculations of the likes of Tucker Carlson? Opinion.

Are we losing Megyn Kelly?

The New Yorker’s botched circumcision video

Everyone’s favorite anti-circumcision duo is back. The good news is Yom Kippur is right around the corner. It’s never too late to do Teshuvah.

The New Yorker’s botched circumcision video

Tucker, Ben, Luke, and John

Is Tucker a “racist”? Another "antisemite"? Is it just that he’s “blinded by hate”? Or is there something deeper. Opinion.

Tucker, Ben, Luke, and John

The New Jew

There has been an awakening on the part of once docile Jews. Never again almost happened again, and they have had enough. Opinion.

The New Jew

Telling it like it is:

The United Nations hates Jews

Save for a few courageous souls, this deeply troubled and inept organization has become the United Nations of Jew-Haters. Only Indonesia and Donald Trump's words shone like beacon in the darkness this past Tuesday. Opinion.

The United Nations hates Jews

From Ally to Archterrorist?

Is Ahmed al-Sharaa the next Bin Laden-in-the-making?

The optics of former militants asking for international legitimacy and open bank accounts are not merely awkward; they are a test of whether the international community learns from history or repeats it. Opinion.

Is Ahmed al-Sharaa the next Bin Laden-in-the-making?

Sisi calls Israel an enemy:

Rhetoric, reality, and risk to regional stability

Al-Sisi’s words are not a declaration of war, but they are a warning. Opinion.

Rhetoric, reality, and risk to regional stability

The Battle Hymn of Palestine

But after recognition, who will occupy it? Opinion.

The Battle Hymn of Palestine

On silencing

Silence is golden, but silencing is not. Opinion.

On silencing

The insidious plan to expel Jews from the West

Islamism does not invent hatred: it structures it, provides it with an army, supports it with a theology of conquest. Where anti-racism speaks of reparation, Islamism speaks of extermination. Opinion.

The insidious plan to expel Jews from the West

Who really killed Charlie Kirk?

The spawns of Lucifer and Lilith. Op-ed.

Who really killed Charlie Kirk?

Peace cannot be built on terror

True peace will never come from international shortcuts or symbolic gestures. It will only come when there is a rejection of violence, when the incitement ends from Hamas. Opinion.

Peace cannot be built on terror

The UN's genocide accusation:

Twisting justice

Israel is fighting for its survival against an enemy sworn to its destruction, while taking steps that often put its own soldiers in greater danger to spare civilians. To equate this with genocide is not just a lie, it is a desecration of the memory of real genocides. Opinion.

Twisting justice

'Beit Tefillah Le’kol Ha’Amim'

A house of prayer for all the nations

We long for a world where all the nations will one day come together in Yerushalayim to pray.

A house of prayer for all the nations

Donors take note:

Doctors Without Borders: Saving lives, spinning narratives

When MSF ignores Hamas terror, it stops being neutral and starts being political. Donors should take note. Every dollar given supports not only surgeries and field clinics, but also MSF’s public voice. Opinion.

Doctors Without Borders: Saving lives, spinning narratives

And what about antisemitism on the Christian Right?

An analysis of the sources of the antisemitism which unfortunately seems alive and well in some quarters of the Christian far right. Opinion.

And what about antisemitism on the Christian Right?

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan’s nuclear pact:

A new threat to global security

A Middle East in which nuclear deterrence is wielded by authoritarian regimes with Islamist ties is fundamentally different from one in which nuclear weapons remain the monopoly of recognized, responsible states. Opinion.

A new threat to global security

Salt of the earth series:

Dvir Lisha HY"D: First Swords of Iron soldier buried on Mt. Herzl

Dvir Lisha HY"D was a victim of the Katif Disengagement at the age of 3 when his family was expelled from their home, and, tragically, also a victim of its results when he was killed, fighting heroically on October 7th at Gaza's Zikim shore.

Dvir Lisha HY"D: First Swords of Iron soldier buried on Mt. Herzl

War numbers, the most powerful weapon against Israel

Those Zionist magicians have allegedly killed more children than there were in the Gaza Strip before the war. Just read the numbers we are being fedl Opinion.

War numbers, the most powerful weapon against Israel

Extreme cancel culture

Where can we draw the line? At attempts to enforce a new and fabricated morality that conflicts with traditional morality, with such enforcement a staple of cancel culture. Opinion.

Extreme cancel culture

Why pro-Israel Megyn Kelly is wrong about the Gaza war

Watch "Debating Israel Critiques and Conspiracy Theories, with Megyn Kelly and The Fifth Column" on YouTube (link below)- ignore some of the language - and realize that even pro-Israel, well-meaning friends need to be reminded of the alternatives. Opinon.

Why pro-Israel Megyn Kelly is wrong about the Gaza war

Melanie Phillips:

Open season against the Jews

The West’s attack on Israel can only be explained by its assault on its own core values and identity.

Open season against the Jews

The deportation of Mahmoud Khalil

There are security risks America must act upon. Deportation orders mean little if the U.S. lacks the resolve to carry them out. Opinion.

The deportation of Mahmoud Khalil

Pretending that Hamas does not exist

To the UN, Hamas’s attempts at genocide are completely justified, while Israelis commit genocide just by living. Opinion.

Pretending that Hamas does not exist

Europe’s favorite fantasy:

Building a Palestinian State (from IKEA parts)

Europe clings to this dream, although it makes no sense. Their hypocrisy is obvious and must be exposed. Opinion.

Building a Palestinian State (from IKEA parts)

All in the (Jewish) family

The long Gaza war is putting unprecedented strain on our relationships with our liberal, Jewish family and friends in America. Op-ed.

All in the (Jewish) family

The Divided States of America?

The reactions to Charlie Kir's murder are a warning. Who is reporting news based on facts and who just wants to confuse readers and muddy the waters? Opinion.

The Divided States of America?

Genocide pornography:

Media incitement provokes Jihad against the Jews

Can we sue the New York Times for incitement in terms of its daily, monthly, yearly negative and false coverage of Israel? Opinion.

Media incitement provokes Jihad against the Jews

The Jewish divorce has already begun

The Jewish people may be heading toward something like a divorce — a split between those who all call themselves “Jewish,” but whose values and loyalties are increasingly at odds with each other. Opinion.

The Jewish divorce has already begun

Analysis:

‘Historically, the losing side leaves the battlefield’

Experts from the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security argued in a webinar that Israel must achieve a "knockout" by expelling Hamas from Gaza.

‘Historically, the losing side leaves the battlefield’

Jack Engelhard:

Me and Robert Redford

So yes, I did meet Robert Redford. It was at the filming of my novel “Indecent Proposal” in which he starred. Op-ed.

Me and Robert Redford

From Persia to Iran:

Israel’s UN Spokesperson: Jews lost contact with families in Iran

In his new book, Harounoff chronicles the descent of the once great nation of Persia and the current struggles and protests of the Iranian people against a dictatorial regime. Interview.

Israel’s UN Spokesperson: Jews lost contact with families in Iran

Attacking Israel's Prime Minister:

The West's new socially acceptable way to hate Jews

It is fair to criticize Bibi, but a number of Israeli figures have latched on to anti-Israel attempts to discredit Bibi, no matter what the cost to the Jewish State. Traitors like Ehud Olmert would gladly see Israel crumble so long as they get their share of the ruins. Opinion.

The West's new socially acceptable way to hate Jews

Securing Israel’s digital borders:

How cyber sovereignty shapes national resilience

From military-grade encryption to localized servers, Israel is investing in digital infrastructure to protect against rising cyber and surveillance threats. Op-ed.

How cyber sovereignty shapes national resilience

The entertainment world’s selective conscience

From Emmy speeches to boycott pledges, outrage at Israel comes easy while silence reigns on real tyrannies. Opinion.

The entertainment world’s selective conscience

Response to UN Report:

The only thing being genocided in Gaza is truth itself

We are living through the largest propaganda assault in modern history. Opinion.

The only thing being genocided in Gaza is truth itself

A puppet killed Kirk. More dangerous puppeteers stand behind him

We no longer fight ideas: we want to destroy those who hold them. Tyler is the puppet behind which stand the most lethal puppeteers: the university professors, the network of "progressive intellectuals," the wicked teachers who turned Robinson into a killer. Opinion.

A puppet killed Kirk. More dangerous puppeteers stand behind him

Pedro Sánchez’s Spain:

Corruption, Antisemitism, and the politics of shame

The tragedy is not just Sánchez, who turned antisemitism into state policy to shield himself from scandal.The tragedy is a Spain that he drags down with him. Opinion.

Corruption, Antisemitism, and the politics of shame

After Doha, accountability must extend to Turkey

This shift in the global paradigm of accountability, born from Israel's action in Doha, must now be applied with far greater force to a far more significant enabler of terrorism: Turkey. Opinion.

After Doha, accountability must extend to Turkey

UNIFIL's well-earned obituary

It is implausible that Hezbollah’s epic rearming - right under UNIFIL’s nose - could occur without complicity. That's for starters. Opinion.

UNIFIL's well-earned obituary

Emmy Awards 2025:

The red carpet chose sides

There was only one voice, one figure, one moment that broke the pattern of Hollywood's shameful embrace of terrorists. Opinion.

The red carpet chose sides

A legal clarification:

Targeting Hamas terrorist leaders in Qatar

The fact that Hamas terrorist leaders sought safe harbor in a friendly sovereign state did not mean they were no longer subject to law-mandated punishment or that the principle of sovereignty immunized the terror-protecting state (Qatar) from Israeli law-enforcement. Opinion.

Targeting Hamas terrorist leaders in Qatar

The Judgment of Doha: Genocide is not required

They have substituted allegiance to the mob for truth for so long, that by the time news broke of grown men strangling the Bibas babies to death and of their pummelling the little bodies with rocks, they felt nothing. But killing the monsters in Doha brought them to tears. Opinion

The Judgment of Doha: Genocide is not required

How to implode the propaganda war:

Declare sovereignty, end Oslo and the military occupation

When Israel announces military occupation's end and asserts Judea and Samaria rights, terrorists will understand the terrorist agenda is a dead end, and Israel will become the democracy extending rights and opportunities to previously disenfranchised populations. Opinion.

Declare sovereignty, end Oslo and the military occupation

Utopian, but necessary? At whose expense?

Commentator Terry Glavin says 'a two-state solution is impossibly Utopian, but is the only thing that will work.' How's that for an oxymoron? Opinion.

Utopian, but necessary? At whose expense?

Analysis:

Iran's struggle for global realignment after Israeli strikes

If a path forward for Iran and the West exists at all, it will be found in the narrow space of mutual recognition of interests. Analysis.

Iran's struggle for global realignment after Israeli strikes




























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