On multiple occasions this week, I’ve found myself wondering if I was living in some dystopian alternate reality.
I watched the UN Security Council mourn the death of Iran’s President – the Butcher of Tehran.
We saw cross-strait tensions boil as Taiwan inaugurated its new President.
And the International Criminal Court has announced that it is seeking arrest warrants for leaders in Israel and Hamas, sending shockwaves through the Israeli diaspora, the Jewish community, and Western liberal democracies across the world.
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