Should former Trump officials be welcomed back to polite society? It depends.
In deciding which of Trump’s appointees to shun, we must distinguish between those who served the country and those who enabled the president.
Despite Armenia’s emotional appeals, American and Israeli interests are with Azerbaijan
Considering the full picture of U.S.-Azerbaijan relations, the sensible position for Washington to take on Nagorno-Karabakh is the status quo.
What to do with the Trump Jews?
The inescapable truth is that we are a bitterly divided community and will remain so for quite some time, possibly for good.
The lesson of Trump’s RNC speech: The Left needs to put its issues on hold for now
Trump can win and it would be a great mistake to live our lives in the next two months as if this is an extremely unlikely eventuality.
Trump, not Israel, is the biggest divider among Jews
I cannot access even briefly the state of mind that leads one to think Donald Trump possesses the qualities to be President of the United States.
Annexation was never a real threat. The UAE-Israel deal proves it.
Thursday’s events are a reminder that surface-level assumptions about Israeli politics often prove to be unreliable.
My Dani Dayan problem
As much as we would rather not admit it, gestures such as those made toward Dayan by progressive American Jews exact a real price on the ground.
The Democratic Party platform on Israel is totally worthless
Forcing an ill-fitting position on the party might work for a few more years, but it will eventually produce a backlash.
Eliot Engel’s loss is good for the Jews
Engel’s defeat had little or nothing to do with Israel. However, this does not mean there are no implications for Israel in Congress.
It’s not Black Lives Matter’s job to make you feel comfortable about Israel
No known litmus test exists in order to participate in a protest for racial justice or make calls to elected officials demanding police reform.