Criticism of Israel
When all criticism looks like hostility, both sides lose to their extremes - opinion
Israel must distinguish between legitimate criticism and campaigns aimed at denying its legitimacy – and its serious critics have a responsibility to make the same distinction
German high court rules comparing Israel to Nazi Germany is protected speech
Orthodox critics of Israel abroad speak with the rhetoric of NGOs, not Torah - opinion
Sa'ar: Europe needs to decide if it is on Israel's or radical Islam's side
Sowing the seeds of Israel-hatred at summer camp
Love of Israel, America, can take on many forms
If I was to look at America through the unforgiving prism those loud, marginal If-Not-Nowers view Israel through, I would call my American friends and yell: “What kind of a country do you live in?"
The Fifth Column: Why do I hate my country?
I love my country, and its people, which is why I have dedicated my life and career to improving it. Criticizing one’s government is not just a right, but a civic duty.
Radical blindness?
Milton Viorst writes uplifting biographical narratives about some of Israel’s giants, yet exhibits antagonism to his Jewish brethren in Israel.
Next American administration must grasp risks Israel faces
In the greater scheme of things, whichever candidate wins the upcoming US election, the US misunderstanding will remain unchanged, because they need to be fair.
My word: Failed rhetoric
Israel is not going away. It’s not an experiment. It is a homeland.