Joseph Biden
Their goal is to create an Iranian-style Islamic state in the Arabian Peninsula.
Time is on the mullahs’ side.
The U.S. doesn’t need two missions in one city.
Half measures play into the mullahs’ hands.
Exactly the wrong moment for a “softer approach.”
Should Israel’s capital be the only one in the world with both a U.S. embassy and a consulate?
With New Leaders and New Challenges, the U.S. and Israel Need to Renew Their Sense of Common Purpose
The Jewish state can defend American interests, even when America is unwilling or unable to do so.
Once a hotbed of terror financing, the kingdom is now sending dozens of terrorists to jail.
What Peter Beinart gets wrong about the Middle East and the atom bomb.
What Would Make the Meeting between the Israeli Prime Minister and the American President a Success?
They’re apt to get along, but unlikely to reach strategic agreements.
There is much concern over pronouns and microaggressions, and little for teenage girls being sold into slavery.
Naftali Bennett must make clear that he is willing to go it alone.
If the ayatollahs don’t want to return to the nuclear deal—then what?
Once again, Israel is being treated like no other nation.
