As Term Ends, Biden Proposes $8 Billion Arms Deal for Israel
Department of State Informs Congress of Planned Arms Package for Israel: In its waning weeks, the Biden administration has informally notified Congress of a proposed $8 billion...
Democratic Party
American greatness requires great military power
Encouragingly, most Americans understand that
Op-eds
‘Gross Ceasefire Violation’: Hezbollah Launches Mortar Rounds at Har Dov
Israel Vows Forceful Retaliation: Five days into the U.S.-brokered ceasefire in Lebanon, Hezbollah terrorists launched mortar rounds at Har Dov — an Israeli position near the border between the...
Flash Briefs
Team Trump mustn’t buy Putin’s nuke threats: We’re not on the verge of WW III
Russian strongman Vladimir Putin is beating his chest again, hinting he may use nuclear weapons. Don’t buy the bluffs: We’re not on the verge of a nuclear World War III. Putin’s huffing...
Op-eds
Outbound Biden Administration Backs Israel in U.S. Senate and UN Security Council
Senate Defeats Sanders as Arms Embargo Vote Fails: The U.S. Senate voted on November 20 to reject legislation proposed by Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and several other progressive senators...
Flash Briefs
As UN ramps up pressure on Israel, lame-duck Biden is letting history repeat
It’s back to the future at the UN Security Council this week as an outgoing Democratic administration eyes multilateral opportunities to support its Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign against...
Op-eds
Lame-duck Biden ramps up sanctions on Israelis — and eases up on terrorists
As he heads for the exit, President Biden is easing sanctions on Hamas and Hezbollah — while sanctioning Jews in Israel. Under pressure from Israel-bashing critics, including scores of congressional...
Op-eds
Joey, we hardly knew ye
A few words of advice for the departing commander in chief
Op-eds
Why Iran May Dash for the Bomb
Regime voices are pushing for it, and panic over Trump may offer a new impetus for action.
Op-eds
The United States continues to feel the repercussions of Oct. 7
Iran and its regional proxies have threatened not only the physical safety of Americans but also their prosperity.
Op-eds
The Impact of the October 7 Attack Still Reverberates in the U.S.
Israel on Monday marked the first anniversary of Hamas’s massacre of 1,200 people on October 7, 2023, which launched the regional war that continues to rage in the Middle East. While Israel is bearing...
Policy Briefs
The problem with American diplomacy
Our enemies aren’t interested in “win-win solutions”
Op-eds
The threat of all-out Middle East war looms: two scenarios
Air raid sirens are sounding throughout northern and central Israel, as Hezbollah unleashes new rounds of missile attacks on the Jewish State and Israeli Defense Forces stage raids into...
Op-eds
Fracking and the Election: It’s Not About Pennsylvania
Vice President Kamala Harris’s changing statements on fracking have become an important issue in the current U.S. presidential election campaign. Only five years ago, Harris pledged to ban...
Op-eds
Afghanistan and Gaza: Tragedy and farce
You wonder why a Hamas rapist who gets what he deserves is reinvented as an innocent civilian murdered as part of a “genocide,” while Afghan women are transformed into chattels and slaves, and the world remains silent.
Op-eds
Twenty-three years into the long war
The threat matrix keeps expanding
Op-eds
McMaster and commander
Thirteen months as President Trump’s national security advisor
Op-eds
Ukraine’s Invasion of Kursk: A Silver Bullet, a Wild Gamble, or Both?
Ukraine’s attack on Kursk has surprised the Russians, and some of Ukraine’s allies, who were caught unprepared for such a move. Not less surprising is the Russian response, instead of shifting troops...
Op-eds
Airline flight cancellation chaos to Israel is unsustainable
Major airlines cancelling flights is a new phenomenon that Israel doesn't seem to have a solution for.
Op-eds
America’s ‘self-defeat’ in Afghanistan
Three years after the U.S. withdrawal, lessons should have been learned