How Lebanon—and Hizballah—Conned and Humiliated Rex Tillerson
The U.S. needs a clear policy of supporting Israel’s red lines.
February 21, 2018
Why India’s Prime Minister Visited Ramallah
De-hyphenation.
In the past few years, relations between Israel and India have grown increasingly warm, a fact for which the countries’ respective prime ministers, Benjamin Netanyahu and Narendra Modi, can take substantial credit. Nonetheless, Modi paid a visit to Ramallah on February 10, where he described Yasir Arafat as a “friend of the Indian people.” Vinay Kaura sees in the visit not any evidence of wavering commitment to the alliance with Israel but a new approach to relations with the Palestinians that he terms “de-hyphenation” and which he believes will ultimately benefit the Jewish state:
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Why India’s Prime Minister Visited Ramallah
De-hyphenation.
The Case against Extending Israeli Sovereignty to Judea and Samaria
A misunderstanding of priorities.
American Jewry and the Birth of Religious Freedom in America
Will the founders’ conception of religious liberty survive?
Tracing the Steps of Ethiopian Jewry on Their Way to Israel
From the red terror to the barren mountains of Sudan.