Gregory Lyakhov

2 weeks ago | jpost.com | Gregory Lyakhov |Zvika Klein |Yaakov Katz |Liat Collins

ByGREGORY LYAKHOVUS President Donald Trump has long been known for taking bold steps in foreign policy. In 2018, he made headlines by withdrawing the United States from the disastrous Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, commonly known as the Iran nuclear deal. Calling it one of the worst agreements in American history, Trump criticized how it handed Iran billions of dollars and allowed the regime to continue its dangerous behavior with little accountability.

3 weeks ago | jns.org | Gregory Lyakhov

(June 6, 2025 / JNS)As a Jewish high school student in America, I’ve seen what antisemitism looks like up close. I’ve watched it grow from subtle social-media bias to open hate speech online, on campus and even in the streets of cities. Jewish students have felt ignored, told to keep quiet and not make a scene, and to deal with antisemitism themselves. Now, however, U.S. President Donald Trump is changing that by issuing executive orders to protect Jewish students from antisemitism.

3 weeks ago | clevelandjewishnews.com | Gregory Lyakhov

As a Jewish high school student in America, I’ve seen what antisemitism looks like up close. I’ve watched it grow from subtle social-media bias to open hate speech online, on campus and even in the streets of cities. Jewish students have felt ignored, told to keep quiet and not make a scene, and to deal with antisemitism themselves. Now, however, U.S. President Donald Trump is changing that by issuing executive orders to protect Jewish students from antisemitism.

3 weeks ago | townhall.com | Gregory Lyakhov

President Donald Trump scored a major political win last month when the House of Representatives passed his wide-reaching legislative package. One of the most debated parts of the bill was an increase in the State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction cap—from $10,000 to $40,000—for households earning up to $500,000. The cap will also increase by 1 percent each year through 2033.

3 weeks ago | spectator.org | Gregory Lyakhov

Recently, the U.S. Department of Defense received a Boeing 747-8 jet from the government of Qatar, valued at $400 million. The plane is now in San Antonio, where it will undergo about $1 billion in upgrades to become the next Air Force One. Although official statements have confirmed that the aircraft is not for Donald Trump’s personal use, some media reports have treated the gift as if it were.