Israel and the Visa Waiver Program
Under the coveted U.S. Visa Waiver Program, nationals of participating countries may travel to the United States for tourism, business or while in transit...
U.S. to Rejoin UNESCO
UNESCO is a specialized agency of the United Nations whose mission is to promote world peace and security through international cooperation in education, arts,...
Consequential Cracks in Israel’s Coalition
Anyone following political developments in Israel knows the numbers: Israel’s right-wing government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has 64 of the 120 votes...
A House Divided
By Michael Gelman
Political disagreements are nothing new. But in a healthy democracy, ideological and policy disagreements are settled through elections, and citizens on both...
Forget Biden’s Strategy: (A)I Have the Solution to Antisemitism
By Mitchell Bard
Apparently recognizing my intelligence, Google has named its artificial intelligence service after me. Given the current interest in antisemitism generated by the...
Sabotaging Saudi-Israeli Peace
By David M. Weinberg
New York Times columnist Tom Friedman and others on the far-left are seeking to scuttle normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel....
Letters to the Editor: June 16
Fighting Antisemitism With Jewish History
The problem of increased antisemitism in America calls for all remedies possible (“Dealing with Antisemites,” March 31). I am not...
Renters’ Rights Are Jewish Values
By Rabbi Ariana Katz
Right now, as they do every year, Baltimore city lawmakers are finalizing the budget — and in doing so, they are...
Oklahoma’s Religious Charter School Challenge
Last week, Oklahoma’s virtual charter school board voted 3-2 to approve the opening of the nation’s first religious charter school. If allowed to proceed...
Trump Pleads Not Guilty
Earlier this week, former President Donald Trump entered a Miami courthouse to respond to criminal charges made against him by the Office of Special...