Michael Weiss
Michael Weiss is a senior editor of Tablet Magazine and a culture blogger for The New Criterion. He also writes occasionally for Slate, The Weekly Standard, City Journal, The New York Daily News and Standpoint.
More Than a ‘Reset’ Needed in U.S.-Russia Policy
Our unilateral concessions to Putin have brought us no reciprocity.
The Trouble with Harold Ford, Jr.
A carpetbagger from Tennessee who works for Merrill Lynch and MSNBC running for the Senate in New York? What could go wrong?
The Horns of Bibi’s Dilemma
Snubbed by the PA, in trouble on his right flank at home over his settlement policy, Prime Minister Netanyahu walks a tightrope between Washington's desires and Israel's security needs.
Obama and Human Rights: Wasted Opportunities and Diplomatic Incontinence
The Nobel Peace Prize winner has proved a busted flush from China to Sudan to Iran.
Atheists Deserve Better than the ‘Good without God’ Campaign
New York's advertising blitz concedes too much to faith and treats atheism as if it were the worldview with something to prove.
Human Rights Watch and Their Analyst’s ‘Weird’ Hobby
HRW's senior military analyst doesn't see anything wrong with being an avid collector of Nazi memorabilia.
Mahmoud Abbas: The Luckiest Man in the Levant
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's relaxed trade policies have caused a growth spurt in the West Bank.
Celebrating Hate in the Name of Multiculturalism
A vicious Saudi cleric is welcomed with open arms in London.
Human Rights Watch Cozies Up to Saudis
HRW trolls for funding in Saudi Arabia by trumpeting its anti-Israel credentials.
The Key to an Honorable Exit from Iraq
Protecting and nurturing Iraqi Kurds will be a stabilizing factor after U.S. combat troops are withdrawn.
