Caroline Glick

Chicago-born Caroline Glick, Center for Security Policy], is deputy managing editor of the Jerusalem Post. A former officer in the Israel Defense Forces, she was a core member of Israel's negotiating team with the Palestinians and later served as an assistant policy advisor to the prime minister. During Operation Iraqi Freedom, the widely-published Glick was an embedded journalist with the U.S. Army's Third Infantry Division. She was awarded a distinguished civilian service award from the U.S. Secretary of the Army for her battlefield reporting.

Most Recent Articles by Caroline Glick:

Israel rises in the East June 10, 2016
Putin courts Netanyahu because Israel is strong. And the stronger it is, the more leaders will beat a path to our door.

Iran’s chess board June 3, 2016
The name of the game today is chess. The entire Middle East is one great board. When a pawn moves in Gaza, it affects the queen in Tehran.

Given the demographic, political and social dynamics of the Western world, it is fairly clear that Western animosity is not a function of Israeli behavior.

Israel: 68 years later, it works out there are still competing gangs trying to obligate the rest of us with their unlawful, anti-democratic and immoral behavior

AMP’s leadership held key positions at the Holy Land Foundation, KindHearts and the Islamic Association for Palestine

Palmyra “carries the memory of the Syrian people, and the values of cultural diversity, tolerance and openness that have made this region a cradle of civilization.”

By focusing its critiques on both Obama’s policies and on the Republican leadership’s failure to block them, the Tea Party became the bane of both.

The stench of a rat April 1, 2016
We may never know exactly why prosecutors decided to leak the story of the probes against Deri and Herzog this week. But we can say with certainty that someone wanted us to talk about corrupt politicians this week.

Our law enforcement bodies need to investigate and prosecute left-wing criminals with the same seriousness they investigate and prosecute all other criminals

The fourth strategy March 11, 2016
Governing enemies is unpleasant. It brings no instant gratification. Instead it promises only thankless, Sisyphean efforts

Replacement Theology

The BDS movement cannot be tolerated in any form

Trump’s campaign is based on his capacity to resonate two deeply felt frustrations harbored by a large cross-section of American citizens

Israel’s dangerous consensus February 19, 2016
During Protective Edge, Israel learned a few things about Hamas and about the strategic balance of power between Israel and Hamas in the region and the world.

The IAF’s Achilles’ Heel February 12, 2016
Israel’s strategic environment is rapidly changing.

A (much) better year February 5, 2016
The next 11 months will be miserable for Israel. But we should take heart. By all accounts, next year will be better

Coordinated assault January 22, 2016
Israel is under a coordinated assault by the Palestinians who hate us and the Europeans and Americans who are hostile to us.

Obama administration believes it is at war with Israel

Don't look for the mainstream media or President Obama to let the prospect of endangering the entire world hang heavy on their consciences

In Pakistan, they trust January 12, 2016
At least for the next year, the main thing propping up the Gulf monarchies, and with them, the global economy and what passes for global security, is a failed state with an itchy finger on the nuclear trigger

Israel’s homegrown enemies December 25, 2015
Warts and all, Israel must be defended from all of its enemies. Jewish terrorists, like Palestinian terrorists, are not victims. They are enemies of the state. Their apologists--like apologists of Palestinian terrorists--are also enemies of the state

Although many Republicans opposed Bush’s policies, few dared make their disagreement with the head of their party public

Answering John Kerry December 11, 2015
Today Israel has three options. As Kerry advocates, it can withdraw from Judea and Samaria and partition Jerusalem. But if it does so, there is no reason to believe that the outcome will be a Palestinian state, let alone peace.

If facts are to be taken seriously, then the fact is that in December 2015, the US is acting with pathological devotion to ideological narratives that bear no relationship to reality.

Despite the substantial funds that have been devoted to fighting anti-Israel forces on campuses, they have not been diminished.

Radical Islam is an ideology that serves both as an organizing principle for civil societies and a military doctrine.

Fighting fire with fire November 13, 2015
EU's open economic warfare against Israel

Showdown at the OK Corral November 4, 2015
To the extent that opponents of Obama’s Iran policy are willing to lead the fight against the deal themselves, Israel could do worse than to take a step back and plot its own course on Iran, independent of the US policy discussion.

Rabin’s true legacy October 30, 2015
Israel has spent the past twenty years distorting his record. The time has come to do justice to Rabin and end the Oslo process once and for all.

AIPAC is saying that it exercises a double standards. Whereas the pro-Israel lobby expects Republican lawmakers to support Israel, it supports Democratic lawmakers who oppose Israel