Since its birth, the Jewish state has convened unusually powerful commissions to investigate its own mistakes. Will the same happen now, and if not, why?

The rabbi joins us to talk about Operation Benjamin, a project that helps to identify and place Star of David headstones on the graves of fallen Jewish soldiers.

A dialogue on prejudice in 21st-century America.

How cowardice gave a carte blanche to a Nazi apologist.

Ex-friends.

Situated between Russia and Iran, Azerbaijan could be a key partner in the struggle for Eurasia. And a stronger alliance between Washington and Baku could benefit Jerusalem, too.

The latest attempt to use the Jewish state to harm Diaspora Jews.

The socialism of fools meets the philosophy of losers.

When it comes to the new administration’s relationship with Iran, the honeymoon is already long over. A foremost national-security expert joins us to explain what’s going on.

A lesson from an American anti-Semite of the 1940s.

The ADL fails to do its job.

By changing the Arab narrative about the Jews, the new treaties can pave the way to ending the Israel-Palestinian conflict.

There’s talk of the new American administration moving closer to Iran. Could a Saudi step toward peace with Israel protect Riyadh from the troubles that might ensue?

In America, nearly 18 percent of altruistic donors are Orthodox Jews.

Mahmoud Abbas says that the Israelis committed “50 Holocausts” against the Palestinians. Why does he believe that, and what does the rest of the Arab world think about the Shoah?

Setting the record straight about Versailles, Weimar, and Hitler.

Tehran and Moscow want to undermine the U.S.-led order.

Most American and Israeli foreign-policy thinkers are blind to what’s really going on in Turkey, the opportunities there are, and the challenges it presents.

Merely reacting to the worst manifestations isn’t enough.

Some have claimed that the hybrid dialect is on its way to becoming a new Yiddish, as different from 21st-century English as Yiddish is from medieval German. Are they right?

It’s easy to say that murdering Jews is wrong. But why is it hard to say that Jews are allowed to defend themselves?

Whetting the appetite of an imperial power that is far more dangerous and far closer to home.

With the recent death of the unrepentant spy, his story, along with that of other American Jews steeped in Communism, can finally be told.

What Islamism shares with the global left.

The modern-day Maccabees of X Troop.

Watch three leading analysts talk about the Palestinian predicament, and what role Israel’s war against Hamas could ultimately play.

China, Russia, and America’s wishful thinking in the Middle East.

It gives Palestinian leaders false hope that the city will one day be the capital of a Palestinian state.

The greatest American divide, and how it connects to religion.

When Americans take a position on Israel, they’re not simply talking about Israel. They’re also talking about America’s moral character.

Why Hamas frames the Israel-Palestinian conflict with the imagery of divine justice and cosmic warfare, and why it appeals to so many in the West.

Playing the victim card.

The real disaster.

Or is it just “transnational financial capital”?

Our man Geneva.

“A bit like thanking the thug who punched you in eye for bringing you an ice pack.”

Ivory towers, still stuck in the sand.

Once a hotbed of terror financing, the kingdom is now sending dozens of terrorists to jail.

The war of return.

Explaining the “mental disease” of anti-Semitism.

In honor of Norman Podhoretz’s 92nd birthday, a 1986 essay on anti-Semitism that reads as if written yesterday.

The terrorist group is unpopular at home and vulnerable abroad.

“Sunset clauses” will remain in place—and they’re about to start going into effect.

And downgrading U.S. allies.

“Based on lies.”

“The French went back to France and the Americans to America. But the Jews have nowhere to go.”

The consequences of tepid support for the anti-Iran bloc.

Two friends, a leading Catholic thinker and a leading American rabbi, pay tribute to the late chief rabbi, and his legacy both here and in Europe.

The only way to keep the terrorists from rearming.

Over the coming years, Israel’s most famous law will become an object of political gamesmanship and a potential tool for demographic engineering—no matter who will be in power.

Jews are pouring into south Florida by the thousands, remaking themselves and the area into one of the best places in the world for Jews to live. What’s driving this astonishing renaissance?