I would like to begin today with Caroline Glick’s latest piece, “Avoiding an American Ambush,” which addresses issues I wrote about in my last posting.

The Sunday Times (London) reported two days ago that Mossad head Meir Dagan has assured Prime Minister Netanyahu that Saudi Arabia would allow Israel’s jets

This morning the weekly Cabinet meeting was held, and Prime Minister Netanyahu began by making a statement. It included the following: “We attained national consensus

This is not a time for niceties. And “disgusting” is simply a very fitting word to describe what Congressman Robert Wexler (D-FL) — a senior

It’s hardly a new refrain in these postings: the sense that the world is upside-down and crazy. Unfortunately, that sense is only growing stronger. Several

It is now three years since Gilad Shalit was grabbed by terrorists who had tunneled under the fence at the border of Gaza.    

You may have your own take on how things will turn out in Iran, and right now it seems to me that whatever you would

Last Thursday, the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, in conjunction with the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (Foundation), sponsored a conference: “Hamas, the Gaza War, and Accountability

From where I am sitting, there is currently a surfeit of articles and analyses about Netanyahu’s talk. And while, undoubtedly I’ll return to the subject

The majority of communications I’ve received with regard to my last posting indicates that those responding to my material, in the main, seem to agree