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:

Funny, I'm middle class and I am absolutely certain that I don't want to bring the government down.

Seeking to silence conservative thinkers

No Prizes for Erdogan July 28, 2011
Israel must stick to its guns and say no apology, no compensation, and no political prize for Erdogan

UNRWA's favorite bogeyman: Israel.

As we move into an uncertain future, it is disconcerting to consider the damage Livni will cause with her shameless exploitation of Israel's vulnerabilities for her own political gain.

There are only two realistic options for dealing with Judea and Samaria.

Israel must prepare for war now.

The three lessons of the Second Lebanon War taught us to be wary of appeasers both here and in the US.

Just as it always has, the fate of Lebanon today lies in the hands of outside powers.

After its international hit We Con the World, Latma, Israel's premier satire website brings you The Audacity of Dopes Band singing "Guns, Guns" Guns" in honor of this year's attempted flotilla to Hamastan in Gaza

Israel today faces the most daunting and complex threat spectrum it has ever seen.

While emptily mouthing slogans of tolerance, adherents to the rule of the “international community” embrace the agenda of the most violent, intolerant, totalitarian forces in the world.

Like the rest of the Left the media hold Israel responsible for Hamas’s imprisonment of Schalit because they perceive the Arabs generally and the Palestinians specifically as objects rather than actors.

Just before Obama snowballed his Jewish donors in Washington, Yale engaged in a similarly transparent bid to romance its Jewish supporters.

What a great woman. What a great leader. What a great American.

An Obama foreign policy June 21, 2011
Robert Gates’s recent remarks signal that the president’s handling of US foreign affairs is about to undergo a dramatic transformation

A do-or-die moment June 17, 2011
As was the case in May 1967, when the combined Arab armies gathered with the express purpose of wiping the Jewish state off the map – today again, Israel is alone at its hour of greatest peril.

American Jews are denied their right to disown J Street due to the radical leftist American Jews’ takeover of key US Jewish umbrella groups

The Stuxnet story shows the problematic flipside of trade embargos against rogue states like Iran

Last week Yale University announced its decision to close down its institute for the study of anti-Semitism.

As Muslim Brotherhood gains more power, the IDF must expand its draft rolls and increase its force size by at least one division.

Since his policy speech, president has taken a series of steps that only reinforce sense that he is most hostile US leader Jewish state has ever faced

The people of Israel and our many friends around the world will continue to stand behind Netanyahu proudly if he continues to lead us as well and wonderfully as he did this week.

What did the president wish to accomplish by purposely starting an ugly fight with the prime minister this past weekend?

Obama abandoned the US alliance with Israel.

Sunday’s dismal events must cause Netanyahu to finally reconsider his attachment to Barak.

Netanyahu doesn’t have to give in. He can stick to his guns and defend the country.

If you want to win a war of ideas, you have to support your ideas

No less significant than the pact itself are the lengths the Left is going to obfuscate and belittle the importance of what happened.

Jewish survival was not considered relevant to achieving these goals, so the Allies stood by as the ghettos were liquidated and the gas chambers began operating at full capacity.