Events in the Middle East can have an influence on US elections - and that influence often damages the incumbent president
Antisemitism is rife on prestigious university campuses - but the academic authorities are more concerned about pronouns
The USA was supposed to be different, a replay of European ideas in a new world
With a presidential election looming, the crisis in Israel has highlighted Joe Biden's policy reversal in the Middle East and exposed the many fault lines in democrat and republican attitudes towards the region
The price for America’s strategic failure in the Middle East will be paid in blood by everyone else
The American campus is a paradise of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, which is why everyone is scared to say what they think
The corridor could redraw the economic and political map of Eurasia
The ADL now calls itself the world’s leading anti-hate organisation
If the Republican presidential hopeful fulfills his promises it would make him more pro-Israel than Joe Biden or any leading Democrat
The 'on leave' Iran negotiator has had his security clearance suspended - but this has not stopped two Ivy League universities engaging him
There's no doubt the US administration hates Netanyahu. The question is, who is running it? The President of Barack Obama?
Both the US justice department and the Tree of Life community back a penalty that will probably never be carried out
A New York Times article opens up discussion of 'the unmentionable'
The optics of the US-Israel alliance are popular. But does it still reflect reality?
The whereabouts of both are unknown but while one case appears to be a genuine mystery...
The cake order that became a point of Pride for an orthodox Jewish baker
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