Daniel Shapiro, The Atlantic
Trump's racism and Netanyahu's dependency have driven a bulldozer through the bipartisan consensus.
Michael MacArthur Bosack, Japan Times
Accusations that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe stands to gain politically by getting tough with South Korea miss the mark.
D. Harsanyi, Federalist
Israeli officials have decided to block Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar from entering their country. They have every moral right to do so.
Marc Thiessen, Fox News
Anti-Semitism is a growing problem on the left. Congressional Democrats have struggled to confront it within their own ranks.
David Schraub, Jerusalem Post
"By falsely flagging conduct as antisemitic, we lose our ability to stay focused on combating the very numerous and extant threats of antisemitism."
Cnaan Liphshiz, Times of Israel
Lawmakers from Spain to Ghana have been kept out by Israeli authorities in recent years, though few garner any major outcry, probably because the EU bans people all the time too
Justin Lynch, War on the Rocks
It is now popular to talk about grand strategy. A variety of media outlets regularly publish articles about it. Think tank panels and papers frequently
Kevin Williamson, National Review
There are things in the news that I find genuinely difficult to understand.
Edward Luce, FT
Indifference to pro-democracy protests highlights degeneration of US foreign policy.
Claudia Rosett, PJ Media
The protesters in Hong Kong are fighting for freedom and justice, but the free world seems to lack a Reaganesque response.
Neil Shea, National Geographic
Nationsand their militariesare scrambling to control long-frozen resources and new shipping routes.
Rebecca Gordon, T-Dispatch
It's hard to believe that more than four years have passed since the police shotAmlcar Prez-Lpez a few blocks from my house in San Francisco's Mission District. He was an immigrant, 20 years old, and his remittances were the sole support for his mother and siblings in Guatemala. On February 26, 2015, two undercover police officers shot him six times in the back, although they would claim he'd been running toward them with an upraised butcher knife.
Robbie Gramer, For. Policy
Current and former U.S. officials say the deluge of political appointees at the State Department is hurting American diplomacy.
Marvin Ott, Foreign Policy Research Institute
When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the leaders of post-Soviet Russia faced herculean challenges and fundamental questions of national strategy and direction. Would Russia continue on the Soviet path of hostility toward the Westor would it take a very different course? For Mikhail Gorbachev, the first president of Russia's
Mark Tooley, Providence
For many in America, including Christians, America is seen as a repressive force in history and in the world. So...
Aaron David Miller, The Hill
The forever war is still very much forever.
