Opinion
Killed in Helicopter Crash in France, Olivier Dassault, 69, Leaves Personal Legacy Upon Family One
JNS.org – On Sunday afternoon, March 7, my phone rang. The call came from a...
Antisemitism and Anti-Zionism at Syracuse University
Three years ago this past February, I came across a poster taped on the wall...
Mohammad Shtayyeh, BDS, and the Antisemitic Circle of the ICC
The modern story of international criminal justice involves the boycotting of Jews. On April 1, 1933,...
‘Saturday Night Live’ Exhibits Zionophobia
JNS.org - By now, most people have heard that Saturday Night Live’s “Weekend Update” news...
The Palestinians Are in for a Hague Hangover
JNS.org - Despite the rejoicing in Ramallah over the International Criminal Court’s decision to investigate...
Abbas Pulls Out the Stops to Neutralize Rival Mohammed Dahlan
JNS.org - The Palestinian political arena is riotous and raging following the decision of Nasser...
Will We Miss Anything After We Leave Our Pandemic Cocoons?
JNS.org - With vaccinations spreading rapidly like millions of bees pollinating prairies, the United States...
Biden’s First Unforced Blunder
Even before Inauguration Day, then president-elect Joe Biden had already made his first unforced diplomatic...
An American Turncoat and Iranian Espionage
On February 8, 2019, former US intelligence specialist Monica Witt was charged with betraying her...
Macron Is Right; Islamo-Leftism Is a Threat
It started with a beheading. Last October, 18-year-old Chechen refugee Abdullakh Anzorov used a cleaver to...
Germany Can Show True Repentance by Confronting Iran
In the aftermath of World War II, Germany has tried to atone for the Holocaust:...
The New York Times’ ‘Occupation’ Obsession
Last month, in one of his debut articles as New York Times Jerusalem Bureau Chief,...
The Shiite Crescent: The Middle East’s Arc of Crisis
JNS.org - The Shiite Crescent is an imagined geopolitical entity composed of Bahrain, Iran, Iraq,...
