Israel’s Finest Hour Barry MacDonald — Editorial Israel’s existence is a fact that only barbarous acts may alter. Historical perspective is necessary to assess present circumstances, but humane statesmen should form their policies upon the assumption of Israel’s continued existence. Two million Arabs, 21 percent of Israel’s population, live in Israel. Israeli Arabs have equality under the law and the…

Kengor Writes . . . Paul Kengor Paul Kengor is a professor of political science and the executive director of The Institute for Faith and Freedom at Grove City College, in Grove City, Pennsylvania, and he is the editor of The American Spectator. These essays are republished from The Institute for Faith and Freedom, an online publication of Grove City…

The Failure and Future of the Pro-life Movement   Derek Suszko   Derek Suszko is Associate Editor for The St. Croix Review.   June 24, 2022 — the day that the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization — was a moment of jubilation for the defenders of unborn life. The end of 50…

Versed in Country Things — Spring and Summer Jigs Gardner The late Jigs Gardner was an associate editor of The St. Croix Review. Jigs Gardner wrote from the Adirondacks. These early essays, some of which were written decades ago, are of timeless quality. There is a special quality about spring in northern New England that makes me value it more…