In a decision that affirms both the power of American law and the dignity of American lives, the US Supreme Court has ruled that the family of Ari Fuld, a US citizen murdered in a 2018 terrorist … more

As a new, allegedly more humane government takes hold in Syria, American policymakers face a familiar temptation: To embrace a fresh face that promises stability and reform after years of chaos and … more

I knew this day would come. Ever since Israel began to release prisoners as a “goodwill” measure and for hostages, I knew that the time would come when terrorists with “blood … more

Doesn’t it seem like yesterday when your first child was born? To me, it does, and decades later, you recall the excitement that had been building as the “due date” … more

The United Nations was in high dudgeon in the aftermath of the pager and walkie-talkie attacks against Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon. According to the Associated Press, the UN’s human … more

The killing of senior Hamas leader Ismail Han-iyeh on July 31 is just another in a long line of anti-terror activities that take place outside the borders of Israel. For a country that struggles … more

W hen it meets this week at its annual convention, the American Federation of Teachers will not be focusing on the need to improve teaching in American schools. Instead, the AFT is weighing in on … more

On his way out the door, the retiring US ambassador to Israel, Thomas Nides, has belatedly acknowledged that he “screwed up” in one of his last major actions. He’s just the … more

While Jews have been arguing among themselves over the differences between the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism and the Nexus … more

I understand why universities boast about their most famous graduates. But should a university boast about a graduate who has claimed that members of US Congress are “bought and paid for … more