Combating Campus Antisemitism Isn't a ‘Weaponization’ of an Injustice, but a Moral and Legal Imperative
Attempts to Portray the Fight Against Campus Antisemitism as a Form of Political Subterfuge Are Profoundly Dangerous
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Is the West Bank Next to Explode?
Israel Should Decentralize Governance in the West Bank to Empower Local Leadership in Palestinian Communities
Reassessing Israeli Resolve During Times of War
UNRWA Is Complicit in Terror; Disband It
Strategies and Consequences to Applying RICO Statues to SJP
Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) stands at the epicenter of university campus protests that have morphed into antisemitic hate and violence. Identifying potential defendants, be they grassroots organizers or high-profile donors, will play a
Who Has Standing to Sue in a RICO Case against SJP?
As violent protests grow on college campuses, both university administrators and students targeted by Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) consider legal remedies for those deprived of their rights. Certainly, the RICO statute can apply given the
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Using the Anti-Klan Act to Address Campus Antisemitism
What does the 1964 Mississippi Burning case that occurred at the height of the civil rights struggle have in common with the plight of besieged Jewish and Israeli university students today? More than university administrators or the faculty and student
The Case for a Class Action RICO Lawsuit Against SJP to Combat Campus Antisemitism
The rise of antisemitism on college campuses across the United States has reached alarming levels, demanding immediate and decisive action. Central to these troubling developments is the group known as Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), implicated
Iran’s attack on Israel was a direct result of American weakness
Obama-Biden foreign policies enabled and are still enabling the Islamic Republic.
Iran's Failed Strategy and Israel's Window of Opportunity
Israel's reported drone strike on an Iranian air base near Isfahan early Friday, following Iran's unprecedented missile attack on Israel last Sunday, marks a significant moment in the escalating shadow war between the two adversaries. The limited nature
American Foreign Policy in the Middle East Hinges on Saudi Arabia
It is time for America to get off its back heel and start proactively securing the Middle East. Israel's ongoing conflict with Hamas is a significant hurdle, but it also presents an opportunity for transformative peace once the conflict ends. The key to
Does Might Preclude Morality: Reevaluating Israel's Military Priorities
Israel is increasingly under fire for the conduct of its military in Gaza. However, the only thing it is doing wrong is being less lethal than it should be. President Biden issued a directive to cut off military aid to countries violating international
Turkey must be isolated and condemned
The U.S. Must Stand by and for the Kurds
Amidst the recent tragic attack on a U.S. base in eastern Syria by an Iran-backed militia resulting in the loss of six Kurdish members of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), it is imperative for the United States to reevaluate its commitment to the
The Red Cross Has Abandoned Israeli Hostages and Its Pretense of Neutrality
The Red Cross has once again failed the Jewish people by choosing to appease its enemies rather than help those in need. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), in its mission statement, claims to be "an impartial, neutral, and independent
Lebanon must be freed from Hezbollah and Iran
The U.S. should leverage the considerable domestic opposition to Hezbollah to break the terror group’s stranglehold over Lebanon.
The U.S. Must Reduce Iranian Influence in Iraq
A significant part of the Iranian regime's strategy is to exert overriding influence over Iraq's politics, economy, and military. This provides Iran with a land corridor to Syria and the broader Levant, allowing it to spread its revolution, sow chaos,
The U.S. Must Confront the Houthis Once and for All
The United States must act now to confront the Houthis, Iran's puppet terrorist group in Yemen. Since Hamas's murderous invasion of Israel on Oct. 7, the Houthis have increased their already considerable aggression, firing hundreds of drones and rockets
What America has to do to regain its leadership position
Global Leaders’ Doha Forum Dilemma
In the realm of international diplomacy, forums like the one held in Doha this weekend are seen as important. They bring together leaders and thinkers from around the world. But these gatherings are not just about what is said on stage. They are about the