Calling someone an anti-Semite is an awfully potent defamation of character. It should be used only with severe caution.
The Israeli government’s justifications of its brutal response to the “March of Return” protests have been nothing but propaganda.
Israelis aren’t bothered enough anymore by Palestinians, morally or militarily, to let them ruin their cheerful, shopping-mall mood.
The problem with the BLM platform, released last week, isn’t the couple of paragraphs on Israel, it’s the 37,000 other words on America.
John Kerry is poised to present a ‘framework agreement’ that Israelis would be crazy to reject and Palestinians crazy to accept. What will J Street say to that?
Israeli leaders almost never suffer any consequences for making outrageous racist remarks. Why not apply the same standards that we did to Jesse Jackson and ‘Hymie-town’?
Anti-Arab discrimination has been exposed at Israeli amusement parks, banks and pools. What does these shameful facts say about the hopes for a decent future for all?
The plain vanilla Israeli bedroom community of Modi’in gave Yair Lapid’s centrist party 27 percent of its vote. Now the time has come to ask: What does it want in return?
There is remarkably little public discussion in Israel about an attack on Iran. People may not talk about it much, but you can be sure they will back a war, Larry Derfner writes.