Mounting Mendacity
The Palestinian Authority refuses to accept that Jerusalem's Temple Mount is holy to all three Abrahamic religions
Politics, Ideas and the Arts
Gaza Withdrawal Symptoms
Israel's 2005 disengagement from Gaza has left lasting bitterness
Israel’s Impish Ice-Breaker
Etgar Keret's memoir The Seven Good Years is mellow but full of deadpan humour about life's absurdities
NGOs NBG
Tuvia Tenenbom's Catch The Jew! exposes NGOs' distortion of the truth in Israel
The Global Politics Of Netanyahu’s Victory
There was more to his controversial statement about Arab votes than Netanyahu's critics cared to acknowledge
The Har Nof Massacre: How Jewish Life Carries On
When Palestinians killed five people at a synagogue in the Jerusalem suburb where my son lives, the response was admirably restrained
From Underdog to Scapegoat
Joshua Muravchik's two recent books are about defending democracy in the one place in the Middle East where it thrives
The Kurds: Israel’s not so Improbable Allies
The secret relationship of Israel and the Kurds
1948 and All That
Three new books on the Israel-Palestine conflict
Funding Extremism
The government is directing millions of taxpayers money to rogue NGOs dedicated to damaging Israel Addressing Israel’s parliament in March, David Cameron assured his audience that he would be working with the
Good By Stealth
The media presents Israel as a pariah but its recent efforts to provide aid to Syrian refugees belies its consistently negative image
A Real Arab Spring
Israel’s thriving and very much integrated Arab population confounds the perpetual accusation that it is somehow an 'apartheid state'