Caroline Glick

Column One: Just before Obama snowballed his Jewish donors in Washington, Yale engaged in a similarly transparent bid to romance its Jewish supporters.

The Fatah-Hamas deal will never produce unity or two states, Israel and Palestine, living side by side in peace. What it actually embodies is one more not-so-stealthy attempt to wipe Israel off the face of the map.

There's no better memorial to those perished in Auschwitz than youngsters on the site where Germans thought they were destroying us all.

Pulitzer-Prize winning columnist, in wide-ranging broadcast interview, also discusses Iran, "Arab Spring" and American foreign policy.

Latma, website satirizing Israeli media coverage, may get weekly television show.

Anti-regime protests in Syria are welcome departure from grim choices posed by Egypt, Libya because supporting protesters there is actually good idea.

By focusing attention on Israel and its crimes, Europeans, American admirers ignore Islamic war against Israel, global jihad.

Khaled Abu Toameh was honored for his reporting on Palestinian affairs; Caroline Glick receives award for Latma web site.

When the media recognize the women as victims, and the rapists as perpetrators, the harsh reality of the crime will be understood and the behavior might change.

I, for one, have difficulty forgetting Ariel Sharon or his legacy. I also have difficulty forgetting the home I was forced out of for no good reason.