Did the organizations do enough to heed health emergency warnings around their recent conferences?

On the shrinking stage of the once-mighty pro Israel conference, Mike Bloomberg looks even smaller than usual

It was never a solution, it was a wish. Time to stop pretending it’s even that.

Some call him indispensable. To others, he’s an impediment to answering today’s challenges.

The socialism of fools takes Washington

A list of lobbies and their spending may surprise Congresswoman Omar and her supporters

Too Israeli for the left and not Zionist enough for the right, this human-rights lawyer could be one of Israel’s most effective ambassadors if his critics weren’t so afraid of what he has to say

The not-so-secret history of Christian Zionism and its legacy

The Minnesota congresswoman has repeatedly voiced classical anti-Semitic tropes, and this is deserving of strong condemnation. But she has also voiced an exceedingly rare willingness to reconsider her presumptions and put herself in the shoes of Jews, and they should take her up on it.

How Stephen Walt became the new foreign policy gatekeeper for the right

As AIPAC convenes in D.C., it’s time to admit the inconvenient truth: Donald Trump is bad for Israel

News about an inflammatory documentary breaks just as a charm offensive is underway. What does Doha really want?

How a storied philanthropy came to lend its legitimacy—and money—to groups that push boycotting Israel

Schumer rocked the house. But where were Trump’s people—Tillerson, Mattis, or Kushner?

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