In matters of trade and manufacturing, the United States has not been the naive victim of cunning Chinese masterminds. We asked for this.
Debunking the latest claptrap on American policy and Israeli settlements
Is America about to adopt the Israeli prime minister’s 20-year-old plan for a durable settlement between Israel and the Palestinians?
In an op-ed for The New York Times, Lewinsky muses on how the late Roger Ailes turned television—via her relationship with Bill Clinton—into a ‘modern coliseum…of shame and vitriol’
Playwright J.T. Rogers talks about the deputies’ deputies who allow him to tell a complicated diplomatic story, why the play resonates today, and why the 1990s seems so very long ago now
At the DNC, former U.S. President Bill Clinton touted a preschool educational program created in Israel that Hillary brought to Arkansas during his time as Governor
Why the Democratic presidential nominee’s steadfast nonideological wonkiness is less about her, and more about us
The pin was a gift from officials at the National Jewish Democratic Council, who never expected him to wear it
American and Israeli efforts to impact each other’s politics have a long, hidden history
The Hollywood screenwriter and underappreciated novelist is ready for the end of the world
The real reason Jewish conservatives hate Trump. Hint: It has nothing to do with Iraq.
A photo essay of the 20th anniversary memorial ceremony in Tel Aviv
The former Secretary of State places blame for conflict squarely on Hamas
A look back at the 1998 scandal that rocked the White House and the country
If the scandal happened today, she would have seen all of us who are, and always were, on her side
The first Clinton grandchild is due later this year
The former Secretary of State spoke at a memorial for the late philanthropist
Meet Menachem Genack, Orthodox Union CEO and Clinton confidant
