Opinion

By Pinchas Inbari JERUSALEM – The Palestin­ian reconciliation talks in Cairo ended on Feb. 9, with a declaration of success and the confirmation of the May 22 parliamentary elections previously announced by Palestinian Authority Chairman...

It was so interesting reading Mae-Lou Zaleski’s feelings about being Asian and Jewish and the conflicts she is dealing with in terms of identity and acceptance in her personal essay in the Journal on Feb....

On Jan. 6, a day that will live in infamy, our democracy was under armed attack in service of a failed coup. There is no doubt, as my pre-election letters to the Journal stated, that...

Coronavirus knows no borders, as has become all too clear, and countries around the world are facing the same challenges to public health and their economies. From the outset of the pandemic, Israel emerged as...

In August 2002, the Iranian opposition, known as the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), disclosed secret Iranian nuclear facilities at the Natanz enrichment plant, the Arak heavy-water production facility, the Isfahan uranium conversion...

Anti-Semitism is nothing new in the halls of Congress, and Marjorie Taylor Greene, the freshman Republican representative from northwest Georgia – and supporter of the radical ideology of QAnon – is just the latest elected...

As a member of the Lappin Foundation Holocaust Educa­tion and Awareness Rapid Response Team (HEARRT), I personally urge our Journal readers to condemn the indiscriminate use of the words Nazi, Hitler and Holocaust by our...