Jon Schwarz

Echoing George W. Bush on 9/11, a Misgav Institute report shows how political leaders find a chilling silver lining in the suffering of their own.

I underestimated Musk’s lust for tormenting himself, and us.

The Iraq War protests didn’t stop that war. But they stopped others.

The screeching at last night’s Republican debate was not just inane — it will get more people killed.

The way Hillary Clinton blames Hamas for all the violence shows what’s wrong with the U.S. perspective on the Middle East.

This Thanksgiving, Jon Schwarz compiles what he’s thankful for, from Flaco the Eurasian eagle-owl to inverse vaccines.

Israel prefers endless conflict to a Palestinian state, as the past 75 years have shown.

There’s lots to remember, but let’s leave some space for the deaths of thousands of Arabs and Israelis on the list of Kissinger’s crimes.

Republicans understand that America loves celebrities. Democrats need funny and famous people running for office.

U.S. stage management stops the world from hearing leading critics of Israel’s war on Gaza.

If Samantha Power, the USAID administrator, would take her own genocide book seriously, she would step down over Israel’s assault on Palestinians.

Former Defense Minister Ben Wallace wrote about the Hamas charter without mentioning its revision in 2017.

Because human joy is anathema to us, on this day we direct your attention to your complicity in the violence in Israel and Palestine.

As Israel continues its relentless war on Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, I calculated roughly how much of my U.S. taxes went to Israel.

The discussion over Claudine Gay’s resignation ignores a key issue: Harvard and the Ivy League should in fact be razed to the ground.

The question of Israel is whether European colonialism can ever make peace with the rest of the world.

An adverse International Court of Justice ruling on Nicaragua in 1984 shows how the U.S. subverts international law when it chooses.

When Israeli forces invaded a Jenin hospital dressed in medical outfits and killed three Palestinians, they likely broke several laws of war.

A Thomas Friedman column, comparing Middle East nations to insects, reveals how the New York Times publishes crimes against human cognition.

On his podcast “Off Leash,” Erik Prince said the U.S. should “put the imperial hat back on” and take over and directly run huge swaths of the globe.