Slowly but Surely, Israel’s Ties with the Gulf States Are Coming Out into the Open
Next year in Dubai?
May 2, 2019
A Captive American Journalist Sheds His Naïveté about the Islamic Republic
Because Iran’s theocrats deal only in subterfuge, conspiracy, and lies, they imagine everyone else does, too.
Born in California to an Iranian-immigrant father, Jason Rezaian was working in Tehran as a reporter for the Washington Post in 2015 when he was arrested and thrown into the notorious Evin prison—on the grounds that his attempts to raise funds to start an avocado farm were coded messages to the CIA and Mossad. After eighteen months of relentless psychological torture, Rezaian was freed as a result of the 2015 nuclear deal; he has since written a memoir of the experience. Sohrab Ahmari writes in his review:
May 2, 2019
Anti-Semitism Hasn’t Gone Away—but Jews Need No Longer Feel Powerless
The Israeli ambassador’s reflections on Yom Hashoah.
A Captive American Journalist Sheds His Naïveté about the Islamic Republic
Because Iran’s theocrats deal only in subterfuge, conspiracy, and lies, they imagine everyone else does, too.
The Myth That Poverty Causes Terrorism Refuses to Die
Even as evidence to the contrary continues to grow.
Instagramming the Holocaust
A fresh approach to education about the Shoah is necessary, but this isn’t it.