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Thirty-One Years Late Is Better Than Never — But the Mullahs Must Still Pay
Argentina's in-absentia trial of Iranian and Hezbollah suspects is historic — now the world must make Iran pay the price.
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Sanction the ICC Into Submission — and Watch Impunity Collapse With It
Washington's coming sanctions on the ICC as an institution are the correct and overdue response to a court that invented jurisdiction it was never granted.
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The Durban Libel Is 25 Years Old — and the UN Is Celebrating It
The genocide charge against Israel was manufactured at Durban in 2001 and the UN is gathering again to bless it.
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A Medical School Told Jewish Students That Yom Kippur Was Not an Excuse
The DOJ's settlement with a Tennessee medical school is a warning shot every university administrator in America needed to hear.
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The UN Funds "Human Rights Education" — Taught by Hostage-Takers
UNRWA's own teachers held Israeli hostages and sat on Hamas's Politburo. It is time to end the fiction that this agency is a neutral humanitarian actor.
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Iran's AI Spy Ring Is Coming for Us — and the Clock Is Running
Iran has turned a Silicon Valley chatbot into an automated surveillance machine targeting hundreds of Israelis and diaspora Jews — and the world is still not paying attention.
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The PA's Election Rules Just Confessed Everything About Pay-for-Slay
Mahmoud Abbas claims the terror-salary program is dead — then his own election commission hands it a certificate of life.
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Hamas Came to Berlin and Vienna. Europe Is Only Now Reading the Indictment.
Seven Hamas operatives charged in Germany planned a coordinated massacre on European soil — and the weapons were already in the storage unit.
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There Is No 'Anti-Zionist Exception' to Civil Rights Law — and Courts Must Stop Inventing One
When a federal judge rules that calling someone a "Jew-lover" proves nothing about anti-Jewish animus, American law has broken something it cannot afford to break.
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"Good Intentions" Is Not a Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card for Classroom Antisemitism
California has just ruled that a teacher's lack of malice is irrelevant — what matters is the discriminatory effect on Jewish students.
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Canada Just Handed Iran a $560 Million Bill. Now Comes the Hard Part.
An Ontario court's landmark terrorism judgment against Iran proves civil litigation works — but a paper verdict is not a collected dollar, and Tehran knows it.
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A UN Envoy Who Never Looked at the Evidence Just Blacklisted Israel — Here Is Why That Matters
Pramila Patten admitted on the record that verifying her own report's evidence was "not my job" — yet that unreviewed document is now a weapon aimed at Israel in every forum that counts.
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The Judge Was Right. The Prosecutors Were the Problem.
The six-month sentence for ramming a car into Chabad's packed headquarters was legally inevitable — because federal prosecutors never charged a hate crime.
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The ICC fired its prosecutor for misconduct. The warrants he weaponized must go next.
Karim Khan's removal proves the ICC's anti-Israel prosecution was driven by a corrupt official — now the court must reckon with what that means.
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Dublin's Showpiece Ban Is a Legal Fiction Dressed as Principle
Ireland has made an ICJ advisory opinion the cornerstone of domestic law — a precedent every EU capital should fear, and Washington should not ignore.
