Opeds (Page 6)


Living in Israel:

An orchestra seat at an unrehearsed performance

What's next? Your guess is as good as mine and every pundit's. For one morning, a helicopter tipped the scales. And I am watching developments from the front row.

An orchestra seat at an unrehearsed performance

Israel's strength makes Saudi architecture possible-if it happens

The Abraham Accords proved that Israel can rewrite regional architecture from strength. Saudi normalization, if it comes, would be the architecture's keystone. Opinion.

Israel's strength makes Saudi architecture possible-if it happens

As Israel watches the West die, it must look to alliances in Asia

As the West surrenders its freedoms to Islam, Israel must develop new military alliances with India, Japan, S. Korea, Singapore and others. Asian countries, besides missiles and planes, also share more of our Jewish values than does the disintegrating west.

As Israel watches the West die, it must look to alliances in Asia

Analysis:

How will the Middle East look after the war?

If Washington decides to avoid a larger war, the deeper crisis shaping the Middle East will remain unresolved - for now.

How will the Middle East look after the war?

Strategic mastery:

Israel's measured response to Iranian aggression

Critics may occasionally misinterpret restraint as weakness. In reality, Israel's current posture reflects immense strength.Opinion.

Israel's measured response to Iranian aggression

Mob Rule

The Kaplanist, haredi and legal mobs irritate, aggravate, and infuriate as many innocent people as possible, not to convince them of the rightness of their views but simply to compel acquiescence to their demands. Opinion.

Mob Rule

When hatred rides the subway

New York’s antisemitism crisis must not be ignored. Opinion.

When hatred rides the subway

Jack Engelhard:

Dems desperately seeking Sports Talking men

The Democrats keep picking the wrong side, and then they wonder why so many of their men turn soft and feminine. Opinion.

Dems desperately seeking Sports Talking men

MUST READ: Plutonium From Bushehr

The overlooked path to an Iranian bomb

It’s no more difficult or time-consuming to convert the 200 bombs’ worth of plutonium at Bushehr than to convert the estimated 11 bombs’ worth of uranium hexafluoride at Isfahan into nuclear weapons. Opinion.

The overlooked path to an Iranian bomb

Israel's Strong Shekel:

A vote of confidence in the Jewish State- don't make it a weight

The world is betting on Israel's future. The challenge now is ensuring that the workers, exporters, tourism businesses, young families, and future olim who built that success are not burdened by it. Opinion.

A vote of confidence in the Jewish State- don't make it a weight

The principles Democrats rent by the hour

By the hour or by the news cycle. From a candidate’s SS death’s-head tattoo to a war they have arbitrarily decided is unconstitutional, the Democrats keep proving that their much-trumpeted principles are fine-tuned instruments, not broad convictions. Opinion.

The principles Democrats rent by the hour

Trump vs. Iran

The one deal that he cannot make

What is our American President doing? Or failing to do? How can he fail to understand that he has finally met the Deal that he cannot make? Opinion.

The one deal that he cannot make

From New York to Jerusalem - Come to Israel Now

My journey to New York exposed me to a deeply unsettling reality in what has long been considered the capital of Diaspora Jewry.

From New York to Jerusalem - Come to Israel Now

As in the Megillah:

The decree is being executed, 23rd of Sivan, 5786

Faith drives this story forward. Not the political calculation. Not the military strategy. Not only the courage of soldiers. All of that matters. But underneath it, holding it all up, is the one who moves without fear of the what, because her trust in the Who is complete.

The decree is being executed, 23rd of Sivan, 5786

Israel Under Fire:

Iran's missiles shatter fragile calm as proxies test the limits

Context is essential: Israel strikes back. Its actions arise from survival imperatives after years of rockets, tunnels, and massacres, not from unprovoked aggression. Opinion.

Iran's missiles shatter fragile calm as proxies test the limits

Giulio Meotti:

Multicultural life is not beautiful

Israelis may be going into shelters when the siren wails, but they know who the enemy is and that their country protects them. European Jews are abandoning multiculturalism - which doesn't include them - and coming home. Opinion.

Multicultural life is not beautiful

Iran shoots at American destroyers, talks continue anyway

Iran's message to Washington was unambiguous: we can hurt you, but we are choosing not to, and that choice should be compensated with concessions at the negotiating table, and with Trump telling Israel to ignore rockets from Lebanon and missiles from Iran. Opinion.

Iran shoots at American destroyers, talks continue anyway

Eytan ben Eytan

How can a little boy in the Ashkenazi community have the same name as his father?

Eytan ben Eytan

Showing France that Israel isn't going to be pushed around

'Never Again' isn’t just about gas chambers. it’s a way of thinking. Opinon.

Showing France that Israel isn't going to be pushed around

A generations-old defective American foreign policy

You see, if you cannot tame the enemy - tame your friend instead. Even if it means insulting Israel by boasting that “I had a really good talk with Hezbollah this week," spoken only hours before Hezbollah missiles were launched again. And soldiers are being killed. Op-ed.

A generations-old defective American foreign policy

The summer of our discontent

It is up to us, men and women of good courage, to pick up the fight for Israel, and America as well. Opinion.

The summer of our discontent

Why US citizens should worry about Iran's plans, not gas prices

Opponents of President Trump’s decision to attack Iran appear to advocate for the same failed Obama-Biden approach toward a hostile country that wants to destroy America - and would hesitate to do it. Opinion.

Why US citizens should worry about Iran's plans, not gas prices

President Trump: A second Obama?

For the Iranian regime, the purpose of negotiations is to force America to surrender. Opinion.

President Trump: A second Obama?

June 7 1981: Silencing Sadaam’s nuclear threat

The doctrine established by then Israeli Prime Minister, Menachem Begin was that any regime in the region that is hostile towards Israel would be prevented from acquiring weapons of mass destruction or nuclear weapons.

June 7 1981: Silencing Sadaam’s nuclear threat

For June 6th, D-Day:

D-Day and the dark legacy of Hermann Göring

They stormed the beaches and saved the world. The roughly 160,000 Allied troops who landed in Nazi-occupied France on June 6, 1944, not only successfully executed the largest air, land and sea invasion in history, they did so amid daunting obstacles, terrible bloodshed and stakes that couldn’t have been higher.

D-Day and the dark legacy of Hermann Göring

Retire the word “Zionist." Call us what we are: Israel-Lovers

To oppose the existence of the Jewish state while claiming not to oppose Jews is like claiming to love someone while advocating the destruction of their home, identity, and collective future. And the term “Zionist" enables that deception because it sounds ideological rather than human. Opinion.

Retire the word “Zionist." Call us what we are: Israel-Lovers

Alma Research Center Analysis:

Why does capturing the Beaufort mean so much to Israelis?

Control of the Beaufort area is a military achievement with operational significane for Israel and psychological significance for Israelis. Opinion.

Why does capturing the Beaufort mean so much to Israelis?

Before you give away eastern Jerusalem, Senator,look at the Kotel

The Western Wall does not need recognition from Senator Van Hollen. But American policy does need moral clarity. Opinion.

Before you give away eastern Jerusalem, Senator,look at the Kotel

The Lebanon Ceasefire was never meant to hold

By delivering a ceasefire on paper while Hezbollah's actual behavior guarantees its collapse, Israel and Washington have handed Tehran a paper concession that costs nothing real. Opinion.

The Lebanon Ceasefire was never meant to hold

The truth about the Mufti and Hitler:

Truth requires neither exaggeration nor minimization

Hitler encouraged the Mufti’s wishful thinking that assisting Germany would lead to Arab sovereignty. In reality, the Nazis intended to use him, yet the Mufti was not merely being used.

Truth requires neither exaggeration nor minimization

Congress just handed Iran its most valuable weapon of the war

Iran's generals were watching. They are already acting accordingly. Four Republicans broke with their own president in wartime to side with a Democratic-led measure that Tehran's state media will now replay on a loop. Opinion.

Congress just handed Iran its most valuable weapon of the war

From Watchdogs to Ideologues:

How politicized UN rapporteurs are subverting Human Rights

An important review of U.N. Watch’s new report on an issue that is an absolute scandal - like so much else at the corrupt and irrelevant organization that was meant to serve as a beacon of hope.

How politicized UN rapporteurs are subverting Human Rights

Daycare Matters:

The subsidy: Should it be given to draft-evaders?

If Israel wishes to upend its criteria for daycare subsidy eligibility, it must rethink the whys and hows - and do it fairly, to avoid hypocrisy and double standards. Opinion.

The subsidy: Should it be given to draft-evaders?

Guilio Meotti:

European news broadcasts censor statues to appease Islam

Freedom of expression has become an offense for which it is not worth risking assassination. Opinion.

European news broadcasts censor statues to appease Islam

Fighting terror with one hand, feeding it with the other

The dismissal of Yitzhar’s security coordinator is the Conceptzia in miniature: a warped system that punishes the men who make the enemy hesitate and bankrolls the enemy who does not. Opinion.

Fighting terror with one hand, feeding it with the other

The new Mossad Chief and Israel’s war with Iran’s terror network

The objective today is no longer simply to contain the outer branches of Iran’s regional network, but to weaken the central nervous system that sustains and reproduces instability across the Middle East. Opinion.

The new Mossad Chief and Israel’s war with Iran’s terror network

Winning the war, losing the ceasefire

Israel has a long history of winning wars and then not being allowed to finish them decisively, forfeiting its gains during the ensuing ceasefires forced upon it by international pressure. Opinion.

Winning the war, losing the ceasefire

Iran is snatching victory from the jaws of defeat

Iran is little more than a depleted skeleton of a state without a functional leadership. And at that moment, Trump obsessively wants to agree to a deal that lifts sanctions on the regime, unfreezes its assets, and allows oil sales, playing negotiation games with a cheater he can never beat. Opinion.

Iran is snatching victory from the jaws of defeat

A Singular Sovereignty:

Israel in the context of the 22 Arab States

Israel’s critics treat Israel, the restored nation-state of an ancient people, as illegitimate, while accepting without hesitation the legitimacy of states whose borders were drafted by imperial powers only a century ago. Opinion.

Israel in the context of the 22 Arab States

Trump and Iran: Will they ever agree on anything?

President Trump and the Iranian regime may have very different goals, yet both appear more comfortable with the status quo than with the compromises necessary to close a deal. Opinion.

Trump and Iran: Will they ever agree on anything?

Nice North you have there. It’d be a shame if you lost it.

Extortion as a diplomatic strategy. Opinion.

Nice North you have there. It’d be a shame if you lost it.

Rescuing Hezbollah:

Inside France's panic over Israel's deepening incursion

France's panic tells us less about humanitarian principle than about the enduring European compulsion to rescue failing actors from the consequences of their own aggression, particularly when Israel is the one delivering them.

Inside France's panic over Israel's deepening incursion

The "quiet for quiet" farce:

President Trump, in the Middle East there are no real ceasefires

Mr, Netanyahu, for all our sakes, do the right thing and drop this "quiet for quiet" farce.

President Trump, in the Middle East there are no real ceasefires

Running for Congress:

The defense witness who lied

An investigation into Adam Hamawy's 1995 testimony for the Blind Sheikh. Exposé.

The defense witness who lied

A Crisis of Gratitude:

What our haredi brothers forgot about Israel and Judaism

If Moses owed gratitude to sand, what do Jews owe to soldiers who literally die protecting Jewish lives?

What our haredi brothers forgot about Israel and Judaism

Israel’s “deep state:"

The pursuit of the unattainable

Israel’s “deep state" led by unelected bureaucrats, legal advisors, and judges has thwarted the will of the people by preventing Israel’s elected government from passing laws and ensuring policies that reflect the voters' wishes. Opinion

The pursuit of the unattainable

Alma Research Center:

The Dahieh

What is meant by the term “Dahieh"? Which area does it refer to? Report.

The Dahieh

Israel just crossed a Red Line in Lebanon nobody noticed

Hezbollah's capacity to threaten northern Israel from southern Lebanon depends entirely on its ability to control and transit terrain up to the Zahrani River and ending that is the IDF objective. Opinion.

Israel just crossed a Red Line in Lebanon nobody noticed

The real mistake:

It's not Mamdani skipping the parade. It’s us begging him to come

When we want to hold this mayor accountable, let us hold him accountable for what he does in office, not for declining an invitation he should never have received. Who needed him there? Opinion.

It's not Mamdani skipping the parade. It’s us begging him to come

Mamdani wasn't there - were you?

Mamdani did what 95% of Jews did. Opinion.

Mamdani wasn't there - were you?

A welcome effort to douse modern-day blood libels

Israeli ambassador Yechiel Leiter’s new booklet takes aim at grotesque falsehoods about Israel-it may not change antisemites, who do not want to be confused by the facts, but it is crucial for “singing to the choir." Opinion.

A welcome effort to douse modern-day blood libels

Iran, Europe, the U.S. and Israel:

The danger, the indignity, the doubt and the solution

In every conflict of this magnitude, there is one variable that decides the outcome before weapons, diplomacy, or economics: determination. Op-ed.

The danger, the indignity, the doubt and the solution

Into the fray:

Helvetian hypocrisy on Iran

For decades, Swiss banks have served as a repository for funds linked to "rogue regimes", dictators, and corrupt officials. A glimpse behind the “chocolate-box" image. Opinion.

Helvetian hypocrisy on Iran

They don't care about Gaza

While Gaza has fractured the party’s elite and the small core of its most passionate activists, most Americans don’t count it among their priorities. Opinion

They don't care about Gaza

Who should speak for Israel? The case for Caroline Glick

Pearl-clutching about the veteran journalist possibly being sent to the New York consulate misses the point. The Jewish state needs bold advocates more than traditional diplomats.

Who should speak for Israel? The case for Caroline Glick

Why is President Trump ignoring democratic Somaliland?

President Trump: Don’t make a new truly democratic black African Muslim nation have to grovel to earn America’s attention. Opinion.

Why is President Trump ignoring democratic Somaliland?




























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