Despite speculation about a pivot toward China, Russia, and India, and away from the United States and Europe, the answer is: no. And Israel is the better for it.

For most religious people today modernity and religion relate to each other not as either/or but as both/and.

The growing ease of genetically modifying bacteria and viruses presages real trouble ahead.

The United States must choose between embracing Iran, the world’s largest state sponsor of terror, or bolstering its alliance with a gradually reforming Saudi Arabia.

First loathing, then loving, the all-encompassing symphonies of Gustav Mahler.

Shocker: the ceasefire deal brokered by the United States and Russia is starting to show some cracks.

When presented to consumers in the optimal light, taxes on sugary drinks can significantly reduce consumption and thereby obesity.

Democratic illegitimacy in the United States and the rest of the world results more from political than economic discontent.

The first obligation of leadership is to one’s own people. The international elite have forgotten that, and end up serving no one but themselves.

Two years after the Gaza war of 2014, the political fight over Netanyahu’s handling of it heats up—and the prospect of another war looms.