P. David Hornik

JERUSALEM — Last week Israel’s minister for Diaspora affairs, Natan Sharansky, sent an urgent letter to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon…

JERUSALEM — It will take time before we know the real implications of the Iraqi elections and how things will…

Tower of Babble: How the United Nations Has Fueled Global Chaos By Dore Gold (Crown Forum, 308 pages, $25.95) Hopes…

JERUSALEM — My life has, in a sense, been bracketed by acts of political appeasement. In March 1938 Germany, beneficiary…

Someone making a film of Kitty’s life could well call it “The Birds.” They give her no peace. Mainly at…

JERUSALEM — Translating a scholarly paper the other day, I came across the term menticide. Apparently it’s been around for…

Bashing the animal-rights movement has become a genre of conservative article. The latest I saw is one by Daniel Flynn,…

Though not what’s considered an observant Jew, I’ve done some unsystematic reading about Judaism, and once was lucky enough to…

The Jerusalem Post recently reported that U.S. army units are training in a special antiterror school near the town of…

When conservative critics of the Iraq War start portraying it as a useless quagmire, the word neoconservative is usually not…