What kind of human being is capable of walking up to another person — an innocent, defenseless, unarmed civilian — and, at close range, shooting him or her?

Today, what’s rotten in the state of Denmark is the integrity of the country’s leaders.

The best way to honor Ilan’s memory is both to condemn those who desecrated his memorial, and to stand up against all those who commit anti-Jewish atrocities.

The Allies faced similar dilemmas during World War II, yet that never stopped them from bombing necessary targets.

To prove his loyalty to his party, and no doubt to fend off challenges from Mamdani supporters (such as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez), Sen. Schumer has chosen to join them rather than fight them.

Regardless of what President Roosevelt privately thought about Hitler, he was determined to maintain cordial—sometimes friendly—relations with the Nazi regime in the 1930s.

There is a common thread to all these attacks, whether the target is Jews in general, Jewish bankers, Jewish publishers or the Jewish state — no matter who happens to be Israel’s prime minister at any given time.

In a June 4 podcast, Carville railed against “really wealthy Jewish fundraisers” who have told him they will no longer make donations to Columbia University, because of the rising antisemitism there.