Sublime

Reflecting, perhaps, centuries of Jewish wandering, the Jewish State did not care how many passports its ambassadors held. But not the United States. By federal law, any American who officially served a foreign country had to renounce her or his U.S. citizenship.

Here is the nugget: settling the refugee problem would mean ending the war against Israel, and as of now, the Palestinians (and many in the Arab world) have been refusing to do so. The best way to keep the war with Israel alive is to maintain a perpetual “refugee problem” under UN legitimacy, which maintains an international concept of “right of re

I address the decision of the United States to label the Eastern Turkestan Islamic Movement a terrorist organization in August zooz, and Beijing's politically adroit use of this identification to argue that Uyghur separatist organizations were part of a global terrorist network.

Defending Israel’s past, I acknowledged that the IDF indeed ordered many Palestinians to leave their homes in 1948, but reminded readers that the vast majority fled after failing to destroy the Jewish State. This

As the monopoly on violence enjoyed by the “bigger battalions” breaks down, one of the first results to be expected is increasing prosperity for organized crime. Organized crime, after all, provides the main competition to nation-states in employing violence for predatory purposes. Although it is impolite to say so, it should not be forgotten, as p