Meir Jolovitz

War with Iran:

The good and the unfathomable

What should have followed the nuclear facilities bombings was a mop-up exercise by Israel, several weeks perhaps. But it was denied. By Washington. Opinion.

Hypocritical hypocrites - those liberal naysayers

We have yet to hear liberals scream about the “ethnic cleansing” that accompanies “from the river to the sea”? So why are they screaming about Trump's Gaza plan? And why were they all for imposing peace plans on Israel but not on Gazans? Opinion.

Middle East diplomacy with the real masters of negotiations

Witkoff has read everything that one needs to read about the commercial real estate industry – and perhaps, the book on deals penned by his dear friend Donald Trump. He has not read the Koran. Op-ed.

The Art of the Deal: A cautionary sequel

What was that story about King Solomon and the baby…? Ask any seven-year old. But the only ones, it seems, who learn the lessons of history, are the bad guys. Israel’s adversaries. Opinion.

Palestinian Arabs are not victims of Hamas

How did Israel agree to that phrasing? What a tragic mistake! OP-ed.

‘Even-handed’ was once considered a terrible thing

Israel needs to stop suffering its many delusions about the United States now that the Biden/Blinken Administration – despite the lip service that it provides Israel as it fights its war in Gaza, has exposed its own agenda. Op-ed.

;'Eretz Yisrael: Where they don’t kill the Jews!'

What Naftali Lau told his younger brother Yisrael Meir in the camps - and how that works out. Op-ed.

Mass blindness and voluntary self-deception

The experts know the truth about peace. The so-called experts do not. And virtually the entire Western world doesn’t seem to care.Op-ed.

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The Saudi-Iranian concord: facts and fiction in the Middle East

The Muslim world has learned to exploit the West for its own benefit while Israelis are proving that Jewish intelligence is a myth. Op-ed

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Israel, the Holocaust, and my parents, and the lessons learned

My parents' suffering was in some perverse way my good fortune because I came to understand mankind and what it was capable of doing.Op-ed.

The aftermath of the Iran Deal - will occur in 2024

The world is focussed on Ukraine while the disastrous Iran Deal, a recipe for disaster, goes under the radar.Op-ed.

Meir Kahane remains a target of those who do not understand him

He was a radical. And anti-establishment He hated to see the Jew as victim after the bitter memory of a Holocaust when too few acted. Op-ed

Israel and the Palestinian Arabs: a dead-end cul-de-sac

For the present Israeli government, occupied with being seen as anti-Bibi, there is no need for pessimism. Or realism, it seems. Op-ed.

Danny Lewin H'yd: The very first victim of 9/11

His impact on people was so strong that, even today, battle-hardened CEOs and IDF sharpshooters get choked up when talking about him. Op-ed.

Accepting incompetence and believing the lies

Saying what sounds like the right thing is more politically expedient than the truth. How will Biden report the talks with Bennett? Op-ed.

A simple solution: Let’s pay them to stop murdering us

A Maryland convict's suggestion we pay murderers to stop was treated as moronic, but isn't giving PA murderers a state the same idea? Op-ed.

A Palestinian stratagem not lost on the Iranians

The truth lies in FDR's dictate: No man can tame a tiger into a kitten by stroking it. There can be no appeasment with ruthlessnes. Op-ed.

The political decision-makers who know better than we

The Iran Deal led to a 'New Middle East' as Obama promised in Cairo, but not the one he and his arrogant Sec. of State envisaged. Op-ed.

When gullibility is the knife at the throat of common sense

In Israel, there is an amnesia which seems to affect those so desperate to pretend that the past is no longer a lesson to be learned Op-ed.

We lie the loudest when we lie to ourselves

Facts matter. So let’s stop pretending, And language matters no less. Opinion.