Forty Years after Israel Ceded the Sinai, the Territory Remains a Source of Trouble for Egypt
Can massive investment and military force keep it from being a hotbed of terrorism?
May 23, 2022
A 2,600-Year-Old Example of Jewish Law Put into Practice
A laborer complains about an abusive boss.
In 1960, an Israeli archaeologist discovered seven clay fragments that had once constituted a letter written (or, more likely, dictated) by a Jewish field hand sometime in the 7th century BCE, probably during the reign of King Josiah. Henry Abramson explains its significance:
May 23, 2022
Is Iran Behind the Murder of a Paraguayan Prosecutor?
Hizballah had both means and motive.
The Blurred Lines between the Anti-Semitism of the Left and the Right
To the Buffalo supermarket shooter, one kind is as good as the other.
Was Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn an Anti-Semite? A Proto-Putinist? Or Something Else Entirely?
The author The Gulag Archipelago and his critics.
A 2,600-Year-Old Example of Jewish Law Put into Practice
A laborer complains about an abusive boss.