Joseph Puder

The delaying game of the 1930s has taught the world nothing.

Can stronger political relations be forged from strengthening technological ties?

The European-Arab alliance has a long history.

New tricks to get the U.N. General Assembly to recognize the Palestinian Authority.

How the president is working to further the interests of Turkish Islamists.

How the president is reviving the U.S.’s “paper tiger” image.

The president goes back on his promises.

Why is the Presbyterian Church obsessed with condemning Israel?

A budding Islamist romance develops.

The vacuum left by America’s withdrawal from Iraq brings out an old power struggle.

What Putin’s upcoming visit to Israel indicates about the realignment of forces in the Middle East.

A first step toward progress.

Why the Israeli government believes the West is about to give in.

The pro-Western opposition the Obama administration prefers to ignore.

Turning a blind eye to ruthless repression.

Concealing who the true oppressors of Christians are in the Middle East.

Repeating the evils of yesteryear.

The key to peaceful relations in the Middle East?

The perversity of moral equivalency.

A country’s crisis of identity.

The French government’s great betrayal.

The divestment campaigns against the Jewish State continue unabated.

What does it mean when an Honorable Justice of the Supreme Court of Israel refuses to sing the Israeli national anthem?

The days of reckoning for decades of cradle-to-grave socialism.

Could the Islamic Republic use threats as an excuse to strike first?