The moment Jewish houses of worship become targets for political intimidation, the line between activism and harassment disappears.

After years of facing constant, close-range danger, there is now at least a sense that a more durable solution is being pursued, one that may finally offer residents near the border the security they have long lacked.

A nation must be built on one foundation: one constitution that applies equally to all its citizens, no matter their religion, background or identity.

Political correctness may have begun with the goal of promoting civility. Yet when social norms begin to narrow the boundaries of acceptable debate too sharply, democratic discourse itself can suffer.