By: Caroline B. Glick Date: Wednesday, May 26 2010 Iran is on a winning streak. As it sprints towards the nuclear finishing line, it finds itself – and its allies and clients – being wooed by one and all. In contrast, Israel has never been more isolated. Last week Iran ran laps around the Obama […]

By: Michael Freund Next month marks the 43rd anniversary of the June 1967 Six-Day War, when the Jewish state went from the brink of extinction to breathtaking victory. Few times in the modern era has the guiding hand of Divine providence been as plain and clear for all to see as it was during that […]

By: Arnold S. Mazur Date: Tuesday, May 18 2010 Former president Jimmy Carter’s controversial twining of Israel and the “apartheid” epithet created quite the fuss, as has the Biden construction affair and its aftermath of bloodying the Israeli nose. Unsurprisingly, if leaky reports are true, lurking in the background of both stories is the second-rate […]

Brennan wants U.S. to speak to Hizballah ‘moderates’ The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) has drawn attention to remarks by John Brennan, Deputy National Security Adviser for Homeland Security, in a speech in which he referred to his favorite city as “al-Quds, Jerusalem.” Al-Quds is the Arabic name for Jerusalem and an “Al-Quds Day,” originally […]

Dr. Aaron Lerner Date: 20 May 2010 President Obama and his team repeated for the umpteenth time this week that he is committed to Israel’s security. The Palestinians have given him a golden opportunity to translate that commitment to action. This week PA head Mahmoud Abbas presented the U.S. envoy to the peace process, Senator […]

By CAROLINE GLICK The gov’t must stop trying to play both sides. Forty-three years after the Jewish people liberated Jerusalem, our capital has never been under greater assault. But it has also never been more energetically defended by an indignant Jewish people – in Israel and throughout the world. Last week, Makor Rishon reported that […]

Caroline Glick In the following clip, you see David Horowitz from the Freedom Center asking a Muslim student activist at UC San Diego if she supports Hizbullah’s aim of eradicating Jewry from the face of the planet. And this smooth-talking human upholstery board – sporting a drapery and a tablecloth – said yes. So there […]

by Daniel Pipes May 10, 2010 Cross-posted from National Review Online http://www.danielpipes.org/blog/2010/05/israeli-palestinian-proximity-talks U.S.Middle East Special Envoy George Mitchell issued a statement confirming that the first round of “proximity talks” began yesterday between the Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority. Here follow some reflections on what Mitchell calls “serious and wide-ranging” discussions and I call a […]

By CAROLINE B. GLICK For 10 years Israel has been paying the price for the withdrawal from Lebanon. And yet even now, the Israeli press is still presenting the event as an act of strategic genius and political courage. A few weeks shy of the 10th anniversary of Israel’s May 24, 2000 unilateral withdrawal from […]

by Emanuel A. Winston Middle East analyst & commentator April 17, 2002 Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir was implored not to go to the Madrid Conference of 1991. As it turned out, this was the beginning of the Oslo Process. Everyone knew – both enemies and friends – that it was one big trap. Although Baker’s […]