How the Iran Deal Could Spark War Between Israel and Hizballah
Making the Middle East less stable.
September 16, 2015
A French Philosopher on Growing up Anti-Semitic and the Future of Europe
Pascal Bruckner’s oedipal philo-Semitism.
The French philosopher Pascal Bruckner is the son of a fierce anti-Semite who admired Hitler. He has recently written a book about his relationship with his father, entitled Un bon fils (“A Good Son”). The younger Bruckner claims that since his father “was very violent and mean to my mother, I eventually started to identify with the people he hated.” He now fears a very different kind of anti-Semitism is on the rise in Europe, as David Mikics writes:
September 16, 2015
Israel Has Reopened Its Embassy in Egypt. Now What?
Will symbolic gestures lead to real economic cooperation?
A French Philosopher on Growing up Anti-Semitic and the Future of Europe
Pascal Bruckner’s oedipal philo-Semitism.
The Rise and Fall of Aramaic
Once an international language, it is now in danger of extinction.
Why Is the Former Leader of Israel’s Left Promoting Vladimir Putin’s Causes?
Yossi Beilin’s “two-state solution” for Ukraine.