Thoughts on viewing the Great Isaiah Scroll - opinion
There is much more to be learned about the history of the Hebrew nation, its literature, and even geography from the Great Isaiah Scroll.
How Palestinianism wages war on Zionism and Jewish history - opinion
From history to theology, Jewish ties to Israel predate modern Palestinian nationalism.
Jerusalem Day’s violence should not erase the memory of a divided city - opinion
Jerusalem Day sparks debate over media framing, past divisions, and competing narratives about the city’s unity and history.
The US is ignoring Iran’s religious agenda at its own peril - opinion
The Trump administration needs to be conscious that Iran is not only an Islamic state and not only a Shi’ite variety, but the elites directing the country are steeped in its Twelver sect version.
Christian persecution in the Middle East, the fight over genocide claims - opinion
Persecution, population decline, and politics collide in the fight over how Middle East Christians are described.
The over-reported and under-reported violence - opinion
Violence by Jews is immoral and illegal, and the authorities are being too lax, negligent, or incapable of dealing with the matter.
When the Passover Seder comes to life - opinion
The image of the “Jew as a threat to non-Jews” has been revived.
Why Peter Beinart is wrong about Iran: A misguided view of Israel’s security - opinion
Peter Beinart's 'Jewish Currents' column contains a number of irrational argumentations.
Tucker Carlson’s controversial views: Iran, Israel, and the Temple Mount conspiracy - opinion
His lastest show, 'War Update: Israel’s True Motives, Potential False Flags, and Oncoming Global Crisis,' contained some rather unique commentary.
Israel's opposition shapes a narrative of authoritarianism - opinion
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's opposition portrays him as a threat to democracy, stoking public anxiety over Israel’s future.
