Article • October 20, 2021
Vaccine Passports: Two Routes to Fascism
Vaccine mandates put Europe on a dangerous path.
Article • November 15, 2018
Reporter’s Diary: A Day in the Gaza Envelope
On a day of 400 rockets attacks, I tasted the effects of 15 years of war and the world’s oldest racism.
Feature • November 1, 2015
Why Jerusalem Is Bleeding
The recent rash of horrific attacks by Palestinians in Israel is not leading to an independent state—it is leading to Jerusalem being cut in half.
Article • September 20, 2023
Does Israel Have an Anti-Bibi Puppet Master?
Who is pulling the strings to pull down Benjamin Netanyahu?
Feature • December 1, 2002
Aftereffects of an Election
Germany’s September election put a weak and unpopular government back in power. But it also provided a glimpse at where the country is headed.
Article • December 31, 2009
Geopolitical Year in Review: 2009
A year of crisis, a year of changing relationships—and a year of shaking nations
Article • July 28, 2020
Germany—the World’s Favorite
As anti-Americanism, right-wing extremism and militarism grow, Germany takes its place as the world’s favorite global power.
Feature • January 21, 2020
Europe: Ripe for Rising Demagogues
A tour of European nations shows democracy on its deathbed.
Article • May 10, 2009
The Weekend Web
Jerusalem’s multiyear development plan and President Obama’s vision for the Supreme Court. Plus, a blue day for Brown.
Article • September 27, 2008
The Week in Review
Washington loses influence in Pakistan, Anglicans are turning Catholic, China in space, and “economic Armageddon” in the United States.
Article • November 7, 2016
The Untold Story of Election Day 2016
No matter who wins, America will lose.
Article • March 23, 2008
The Weekend Web
Not all Germans are as ashamed of the Holocaust as Angela Merkel is; plus, is the global warming bubble about to burst?
Article • July 6, 2012
Vatican Pressures Yad Vashem to Revise Pius XII History
After years of clashing with the Holocaust Museum about Hitler’s pope, the Vatican gains the upper hand.
Article • August 6, 2014
Israel Finds Unlikely Allies in Arab States
A massive shift is taking place in Middle Eastern politics.
Article • November 18, 2020
Israel and Germany—a Deadly Friendship
German and Israeli forces are cooperating more than ever. But that won’t stop history from repeating itself.
Article • May 5, 2006
Senior Vatican Official Criticizes “High-Level Leaders”
Pius XII’s questionable wartime legacy won’t go away.
Article • May 24, 2008
The Week in Review
Burning books, burning crops, Iran has a hot hand, and inter-Asian relations are warming up nicely.
Article • September 3, 2008
Soft Europe, Hard Europe
An unseemly revelation in an Italian newspaper illustrates a side of the Continent that is about to slip into history.
Article • September 17, 2021
Canadians Go to the Polls: What’s Next for Canada?
Feature • April 1, 2009
Misunderstanding Pope Benedict
A great cry went up from the press when the pope lifted the excommunication from a Holocaust-denying bishop. Yet again, the press got it wrong on Benedict XVI.
Article • May 28, 2014
Angry Voters Reject Mainstream Parties in EU Elections
Article • December 29, 2015
Germany, Migrants and Angela Merkel’s Big Lie
A growing number of Germans are angry and feel betrayed. How will they respond?
Article • March 18, 2020
Coronavirus Conceals Iran’s Push in Iraq
Mass panic provides a veil for the U.S. to begin its retreat from Iraq.
Article • February 24, 2021
The Friends of Israel Initiative Warns Newly Appointed ICC Prosecutor
In a hostile world, Israel is certainly taking note of the few supporters it has.
