The Case Against Referendums: From Greece to California, They Always End Up Undermining Democracy

How France’s Presidential Election Pits Mr. Normal Against President Bling Bling

For Young Women, a Horrifying Consequence of Mubarak’s Overthrow

Ray of Light

Against the Division of Jerusalem

A Fighting Chance: Why Obama’s Support For Syria’s Non-Violent Protests Isn’t Enough

This Should Be the Beginning, Not the End, of Israel’s Negotiations With Hamas

We Were Pirates Once, and Young: An American Way to Understand Somali Pirates

Qaddafi’s Death Should Be a Hopeful Beginning For a New, Democratic Libya

How Qaddafi’s Death Has Only Made Libya’s Future More Difficult

Assassination Is Murder But Altogether Acceptable, at Least if It’s Qaddafi

From Qaddafi to Charles I: America’s Long and Intimate Association with Regicide

The Death of a Rotten Soul: ‘Blessed is the Righteous Judge’

In Praise of Robert Ford, the Saving Grace of America’s Syria Policy

Don’t Blame All Germans for the Euro Crisis. Just Blame Merkel.

Who Is Adel al-Jubeir?

Why Is There Such Widespread Support in DC for a Former Terrorist Group?

The Cruelty of Saudi Arabia’s ‘Reformist’ King

Justice for Jebusites

What Europe Isn’t Doing to Stop Syria and Iran