Mark Regev

The Munich Massacre, the September 11 attacks and the September PFLP attack all show that terrorism will not end support for the state of Israel.

The networks were reporting live on the events in Lower Manhattan, but like so many others, this author did not initially comprehend the gravity of what was taking place.

With elections conceivably far away, can Benjamin Netanyahu conclude that when judicial reform is done, the rancor will end and the country move on?

Normalization of ties between Israel and Saudi Arabia could help stabilize the Middle East and benefit the United States.

Japan’s augmentation of Israel’s new ties with the Gulf could provide tangible support for Middle East peace – far more so than China’s grandiose (and unrealistic) proposal to mediate.

The Biden White House is playing a very serious diplomatic game – hugging their ceremonial head of state, while snubbing their elected head of government. 

While it is important to directly talk with Beijing, Jerusalem must remain as transparent as possible with Washington about those conversations.

If the UK, US, and USSR had no desire to become Israel’s military ally, it was not too long before Paris filled the vacuum.

Successive presidents have tried to duplicate Carter’s achievement, but only a few have come close to matching the scope of his breakthrough.

The decision of Reichman University, Israel’s sole private university, to open its own medical school may prove crucial.