Despite his flaws, has played an undeniable role in reshaping Israel
By Yaakov Katz
By Michael Pinto-Duschinsky
I was struck on my recent visit by philosemitism, but the picture is not entirely rosy
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The purpose of these meetings isn’t to generate clickbait social media content for MPs
By Melissa Langsam Braunstein
A survey has found that that American Jews must apply to 24.2 per cent more jobs to hear back from the same number of employers as someone signalling Western European heritage
By Seth J. Frantzman
Nature abhors a vacuum and Syria is now a power vacuum. Let us hope it is filled with something positive
By Jonathan Spyer
No one should have been surprised by the clash of rival ethno-sectarian forces, supported by powerful states, because that is how power is wielded across the region
The imminent arrival of President Trump has changed the dynamics
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The campaign to cancel Hillel is about stigmatising, silencing and banishing campus Jews
Israel’s security policy must be rooted in more than immediate threats and tactical distractions
By Richard Pater
The truest test will be when the residents of the north feel confident in returning and rebuilding their homes
The Democrats’ Achilles’ heel remains Israel
The UN needs to focus on preventing Hamas and Hezbollah rule. Only then can civilians live in peace in Israel, Gaza and Lebanon.
By Jason M. Brodsky
Iran is going after soft targets and a heightened terror campaign is a very real threat.
Many of Israel’s most ardent American supporters are Christians – such as the newly nomimated ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee
He must seize it for the world’s sake
By Dominic Green
The Jewish vote swung in the swing states, and elsewhere too. It could swing back as soon as the next midterms
