Give Harris and her team credit for pulling off the seemingly impossible.

Last week’s resignation of Columbia President Minouche Safik after the ongoing turmoil at that school and the decision by a federal judge the same day that UCLA must forbid protesters from denying Jewish students equal access to campus spaces and events served as twin reminders of the challenges that we will face again in the months ahead.

How can we measure the influence of the pro-Israel community in American politics?

Harris’ decision to go with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as running mate may have told us more about her own personal makeup than her electoral prospects, as she demonstrated how susceptible she is to pressures from her own allies.

Harris’ ascension marks a generational change in U.S.-Israeli politics.

Nancy Pelosi’s role in orchestrating Biden’s departure from the race demonstrates that the former speaker may be the most savvy political mind in modern American history.

It’s simply not possible to ascertain what Biden’s physical or mental state will be in four weeks, four months or four years.

Both Biden and Netanyahu are in deep political trouble, and their problems are much worse because of the digital platforms that amplify the volume and increase the reach of their critics’ messages.

There is no precedent for such a last-minute scramble for a presidential nomination in the television era.