Jewish Policy Center

Ours is a most fortunate country. Brave men and women have fought for its principles from Bunker Hill to New Orleans to Buena Vista to Shiloh and Cold Harbor to Chateau-Thierry to Cape Esperance and Kasserine Pass to Taejon to Khe Sanh to 73 Easting to Fallujah and Marja and Helmand. Some were drafted, some […]

There is a lot of political sorting left to do. We leave that to the political people. At The Jewish Policy Center, our motto is “Policy not Politics,” and so today is a good day to outline the policies the next President, the next Senate, and next House of Representatives should consider as their priorities […]

This came to us from someone monitoring the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire talks – of which we remain skeptical, though not without hope. It should be noted that both flags are at the table – unlike the very bad “Maritime Border Arragement” which was negotiated separately: US-Israel; US-Lebanon. We have to assume that the first two points […]