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:

Obama’s foreign policy spin December 30, 2011
The failure of Obama's foreign policies has been nowhere more evident than in the Middle East.

While supporting the Left does Netanyahu little good, it does his party, his political camp, his agenda and the country real harm.

Enjoy the show and the rest of Hanukah. Shabbat shalom and Merry Christmas to the Christians.

Tom Friedman’s losing battle December 20, 2011
It would be nice if Friedman is forced to pay some sort of price for finally coming out of the closet as a dyed-in-the-wool Israel hater.

We can't give anti-Semites a pass. They won't end their bigotry because we love them.

It should have been obvious that the media would use their actions as a means of criminalizing the entire national religious community.

Gingrich’s fresh hope December 12, 2011
Gingrich's statement of truth was not an act of irresponsible flame throwing. It was the beginning of an antidote to Obama's abandonment of truth and reason

Democracy strikes back December 9, 2011
The Court has managed to place itself above the government and the Knesset.

An ally no more December 6, 2011
Egypt's election, Clinton's and Panetta's virulently anti-Israeli messages

The real war in Iran December 2, 2011
If the war has begun, who is fighting it? What are their aims? And what are their methods and means of attack?

After some six thousand Americans gave their lives in the struggle for Iraq and hundreds of billions of dollars were spent on the war, it is quite amazing that its conclusion is being met with disinterested yawns.

Defending Israeli Democracy November 14, 2011
Judicial usurpation of legislative and governmental power.

With friends like these November 11, 2011
Blaming the Jews and the Jewish state for their enemies' behavior is what passes for polite conversation among Western elites today.

Waiting out Obama November 9, 2011
At least until the US presidential elections next year, Israel's best bet may be to simply step up its covert efforts to sabotage Iran's nuclear program.

The only way to defeat those who delegitimize Israel and deny our rights to our land is to expose their corruption, and their malevolent, dishonest and hateful intentions towards the Jewish people and the Jewish state.

Whither the IDF? October 29, 2011
Israel's release of hundreds of convicted Palestinian mass murderers in exchange for Gilad Schalit was a shot of adrenalin for Hamas and Fatah alike

"The discourse in Israel is so limited that it's shocking. "

Marketing Gilad Schalit October 21, 2011
The internal contradiction at the heart of the consensus for ransoming Schalit for terrorists renders it likely that the unanimity now surrounding the deal will evaporate soon.

Iran’s war to win October 20, 2011
Iran's war against the US is a war that only Iran is fighting.

Obama's decision to send Biden out to reject calls for Pollard's release backfired

Funding the enemy September 20, 2011
If the government thinks that Ayalon's statement can repair the damage it just caused the country, it should think again

Supported by the Obama administration, the Egyptians say they need to deploy forces in the Sinai in order to rein in and defeat the jihadist forces now running rampant throughout the peninsula.

Israel cannot allow its desire for things to be different to cloud its judgment.

The dangers emanating from post-Mubarak Egypt are enormous and are only likely to grow

Beck is rare, because he refuses to bow to the intellectual intimidation and groupthink that plagues the discourse on Israel in Israel itself and throughout the world

Blood in the Streets August 20, 2011
By Thursday afternoon, seven Israelis had been killed and 26 had been wounded by unidentified attackers who entered Israel from Egyptian-ruled Sinai and staged a four-pronged attack.

Expressions of Zionism and patriotism are increasingly demonized as racist or insensitive.

Norway’s Jewish problem August 10, 2011
There are certain actions that are simply unforgivable

Obama’s only policy August 5, 2011
It says a lot about Obama, that eight months after the first rebellion broke in Tunisia, his sole Middle East policy involves attacking Israel.

The media revolutionaries August 1, 2011
The only solution to this situation is competition.