Israelis vote primarily based on which party best represents their priorities and beliefs, making the election process a direct expression of policy preference, as opposed to a contest of personality.

Enjoy this excerpt from the new book, “Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Jew.”

Both Arab and Muslim states want nothing to do with Palestinian immigrants or refugees. In the West, we should pay attention to why that is.

Comparing the former U.S. president to Hitler is very disrespectful to Nazi Germany's millions of victims and minimizes the horrific, unprecedented crimes that Hitler encouraged and committed.

Their postcolonial and neo-Marxist perspective makes the pro-Israel retort of "Hamas would throw you off a building" ineffective and exacerbates the Jewish state's predicament.

Recognizing and validating anxieties concerning antisemitism is not a concession to fear, but rather a call to action.

Unfortunately, Islam has been less flexible than Christianity or Judaism in adapting to modernity.

When we Jews are resilient, when we fiercely defend ourselves, the world’s comforting narrative of helpless Jews to pity, to memorialize — but not to respect — falls apart.

In addition to failing to prevent genocide, now the "Genocide Convention" is actually a source of incitement. Jews are most likely to pay the price.

Why does everything feel worse? Simple: The world has gotten better at telling you it is falling apart.