learly, the Palestinians and their propagandists have developed a whole lexicon, a series of talking points and slogans that distorts words, negates history, and obscures Palestinian intentions. Israel went along with these lies for too long

If Harvard’s motto is to remain “veritas,” then it must purge the illiberal, totalitarian poison in its midst.

Western denialism is similar to isolationism before Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor

In mid-September 1972, Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir convened a secret meeting of cabinet ministers and security officials. Days earlier, 11 Israeli athletes had been murdered on the sidelines of the Olympic games in Munich by Black September, a notorious Palestinian terrorist group.

Todays democratic softness toward Iran began in 2007, when Barack Obama claimed his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton was imprisoned by “Washington Groupthink.”

 These international crimes undermine the foundations and security of the international community and violate universal moral values and humanitarian principles.

The current attack, in itself, is not an existential threat to Israel. The dissolution of the covenant of fate is an existential danger.

From the ruins of our faith in our leaders and in the government, a new faith is springing up with extraordinary force