Incidents of Jews spitting at Christians in Jerusalem deserve condemnation. But in a world that is indifferent to so much suffering, why do so many people care so much about it?

US pressure led Jerusalem to give up singling out Arabs with US citizenship for special scrutiny. Does the debate about “ethnic profiling” ignore threats?

It’s not easy to accept that alternatives to the dilemma created by letting it become an independent terrorist state may be worse than the status quo.

Museums, archives of testimonies and educational efforts preserved the survivors’ legacy. Still, that won’t counter contemporary antisemitic hatred and disinformation.

Those who stopped judicial reform are hailing their efforts as democracy in action. But these mass protests follow a pattern that began in the United States after 2016. It won’t end well.

A false narrative about Netanyahu’s “judicial coup” may achieve its goal of toppling him. But more than that, the consequences for future governments and US-Israel relations are ominous.

Groups claim that they are trying to “save” Israeli democracy. But their support for extreme rhetoric aims at toppling a democratically elected government and aids anti-Zionists.

Partisan split on booting Ilhan Omar from congressional committees is more than a symptom of political civil war. It illustrates the normalization of anti-Zionism.

Blinken’s call for “calm” and thinly veiled swipe at Israel’s judicial-reform plan will encourage more Palestinian terror and greater unrest in Israel.

The anti-Bibi resistance at home is helping foes abroad blame the Netanyahu government, not the terrorists, for the Jerusalem massacre.