Is Jonathan Pollard’s parole unprincipled? Not exactly.
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An Abiding Commitment To Expediency
Tag Archives: Israel
A Guaranteed Nuclear Deal
The breakthrough deal with Iran offers a host of guarantees, but none that it will work.
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A Very Happy New Year In Tehran
Regardless of ongoing nuclear negotiations, the Iranian regime is sitting pretty, pretty much everywhere.
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Israel, A Haven From Terrorism?
Netanyahu urged Europe’s Jews to move to Israel to escape terrorism. It only sounds crazy; it is really just cynical.
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Airbrushing Israel Off The Map
While we march for free expression in the face of violence, self-censorship under subtler pressure happens all the time.
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Palestinians Need A King
Armed struggle has accomplished nothing for Palestinians. They need a King – or a Gandhi or Mandela.
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A Prudent Travel Ban, A Political Reversal
A ban on flights to Israel did not look political, but its rapid reversal was another story.
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Yom Kippur, 40 Years After The War
The story of the Yom Kippur War awaits its final chapter.
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Off The Table
Critics say Obama has taken the military option off the table in the Iran deal. It was never on the table at all.
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