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SJP's Hunger Strike Tactics

In the two years since October 7, the anti-Israel campus group known as Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) has dwindled from a force to a farce. From occupying buildings, disrupting classes, and setting up encampments, it now resorts to hunger

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The Rise and Fall of the Misconceptions From the River and the Sea

The Prosperity Illusion For decades, Israeli—and Western policymakers as well—clung to the belief that improving Palestinian economic conditions would restrain terrorism. The logic was simple: prosperity would temper radicalism. This belief led Israel to

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How Dry Iran?

"Water water, every where, Nor any drop to drink," from Samuel Taylor Coleridge's Rime of the Ancient Mariner, is a suitable motto for the Islamic Republic of Iran. With the Persian Gulf in the Southwest, the Sea of Oman in the South, and the Caspian Sea

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Mamdani Unvarnished: Watch What He Said About Israel Before He Ran For Mayor

In the span of a few years, American academics have escalated their support for the Palestinian "resistance" from rhetorical to material. For decades, academics have fostered friendly territory for radical groups and fertile ground for anti-Israel propagandists

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The Numbers Game

Here is my one regret from the last two years of commentary on the 7th October War: we let ourselves get sucked into arguing the running death toll coming out of Hamas's Health Ministry in Gaza. In some ways, it was inevitable. Global outlets put those

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