David Suissa

Given the risk to his coalition, when the day comes for a Saudi deal, it’s not clear Bibi will be able to say yes to Trump.

I'm guessing the PR folks at the hotel figured that if they use words like “abhorrent language” and “horrific,” we will forget that they couldn't call the incident by its real name--antisemitic.

The screening of "The Belle from Gaza” was cancelled under pressure from pro-Palestinian groups who protested that the film “contributes to the pinkwashing and colonialist narrative of genocide.”

The film committed the unforgivable sin of portraying Palestinian society as anti-LBGTQ and Israeli society as the very opposite. In other words, it showed the truth.

An alarming number of states have failed because they don't have what only Israel has: A founding document that holds the state together around the shared ideals of freedom and individual rights.

America has admired Jews for so long because we are the ultimate contributors. As we continue our fight against hate, it behooves us to keep that upbeat aspect of the Jewish story alive.

Whether they realized it or not, the Jewish Educator Awards were demonstrating an antidote to antisemitism.

As painful as this is for Democrats to hear, it is conservatives today who represent the counterculture.

The trend has accelerated in recent years as we've become more sensitive to any “microaggressions” that might offend cultural sensibilities.

I've come closer to those who believe that the Oct. 7 Hamas invasion was so singularly shattering and threatening to Israel's survival, it required an equally shattering statement to Israel's enemies.