A fee cut by major U.S. carriers and a new route in the Middle East show that in many ways, change is in the air.
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Change Is In The Air
Tag Archives: Israel
Beirut Blows Up
The horrific blast in the heart of Beirut was most likely an accident, but that does not mean it was a random event.
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An Unbelievable Retraction In Cyprus
Life imitates art that was based on real life in Cyprus, where a young woman is charged after retracting a rape allegation.
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Low-Grade Anti-Semitism
Anti-Semitism does not necessarily manifest in violence. Case in point: the BDS movement.
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When ‘Sorry’ Comes Too Late
For a politicized IRS, “sorry” comes about seven years too late.
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What If Hitler Escaped?
Side note from the JFK files: The CIA considered the chance that Hitler escaped to South America after WWII. Suppose he did?
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The Six-Day War, 50 Years Later
The Six-Day War redrew the Middle East map a half-century ago, but neither the war nor its aftermath yielded anything like true peace.
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Israel’s U.N. Opponents Sing ‘Hail To The Chief’
President Carter humbly orchestrated a smooth Mideast handoff to his successor. President Obama had other priorities.
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A Clear Message In Plain Hebrew
Maybe Iran wants ballistic missiles so it can deliver lollipops to Tel Aviv, but probably not.
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As The Virus Changes, So Do We
Every conflict changes the combatants, and humanity’s war against the new coronavirus is no exception.
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