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Opinion | The True Face of the Anti-Israel Movement
The response in anti-Israel circles to Hamas’s Oct. 7 massacre has been clarifying. Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), the tip of the spear on U.S. campuses, early...
Opinion | John Kerry and CO2 Emissions Reality
Give John Kerry credit for persistence if not realism. President Biden’s climate envoy keeps demanding the end of fossil fuels while the world continues to blow through his...
Opinion | The Peril of Abandoning Ukraine
With money for Ukraine running out, there is much talk in Congress about the U.S. southern border but scant attention to menacing developments inside Russia. If aid is...
Opinion | Jimmy Lai and the Assault on Press Freedom
Jimmy Lai, one of the most vocal advocates for democracy and rule of law in China’s history, was sentenced to 69 months in prison on Dec. 10, 2022....
Opinion | Hamas and the Lesson of Hanukkah
Hanukkah, the Jewish festival of lights, began Dec. 7: two months after Hamas brutally murdered some 1,200 men, women and children in Israel. The terrorists’ atrocities will have...
Opinion | The Yen of a Bad Era
The Bank of Japan signals positive rates finally are on the way, with uncertain financial implications as the yen rises.
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