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Victor SatyaThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
Every military in the world seems to be studying Ukraine these days. Defense officials arrive eager to learn how Ukrainian drones evade air defenses,...
Since October 7, we have been treated to a relentless lecture. Israel, we are told, has lost the world. It has squandered international goodwill. It...
Hezbollah’s greatest victory is convincing people that every crisis it creates proves why it is needed. The claim that Hezbollah is Lebanon’s...
There was a time when violence demanded explanation from those committing it. Today, the greater burden seems to fall upon those defending themselves...
Trump sees a deal waiting to be made. Tehran, Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis see a struggle waiting to be continued. Unsurprisingly, only one side...
There is a peculiar rule governing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Nobody wrote it down. Nobody voted on it. Yet journalists, activists, diplomats,...
Jews were massacred on October 7. Before many were even buried, millions across the world had already decided the Jews themselves must somehow be...
Whenever Israel goes to war against those who openly promise to erase it, the international community begins one of its favourite political...
Today, there is an extraordinary global habit in which millions who would never dream of questioning Japan, Brazil, or Belgium casually gather to...
Some nations are judged by their laws. Israel is judged by its headlines. One Israeli commits a crime, and suddenly millions stand accused under the...
For decades, Israel traded land for promises, restraint for applause, and strategic depth for the fantasy of “quiet.” October 7 exposed the brutal...
There are few things in modern journalism as reliable as the sunrise, the tide, and the headline: “Israel violates ceasefire.” It appears with...
The collapse of support for Israel is not a foreign policy shift—it’s a mirror held up to a changing America. We are told that Israel has a public...
If sovereignty could be maintained through strongly worded statements, Lebanon would be one of the most independent nations on earth. Unfortunately,...
Few nations fight wars; fewer still are told, in real time, whether another capital has nodded in approval of them doing so. The Permission Slip...
I used to think neutrality was the intellectual high ground—until I realized it often just meant borrowing other people’s conclusions while...
Both-sides-ism in the Israel context is not a call for balance; it is a rhetorical laundering mechanism that turns terrorism into a ‘perspective,’...
A strange and ideologically incoherent coalition across the American far-left and segments of the populist right has converged on a conspiratorial...
The moment Israel and the United States struck Iranian targets on February 28, the world experienced a remarkable legal awakening. International law,...
You can’t debate 2026 Tucker with 1996 nostalgia. The Awkward Waltz There are awkward interviews. And then there are interviews where you begin to...
A 520-acre farm in Kenya becomes a “Zionist settlement,” a greenhouse becomes a colonial outpost, and social media becomes foreign policy. From...
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