The Real Threat to Israel’s Democracy Comes from the Office of Its Attorney General
The incoherence of the accusation against Netanyahu.
October 25, 2019
A Half-Century and More of Israeli-Kurdish Friendship
Israel’s recent offer of aid is nothing new.
Following the announcement of the U.S. drawdown in Syria, Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the Turkish invasion and declared a willingness to extend nonmilitary aid to the Syrian Kurds. To understand why, writes Kassy Dillon, one must look to the 20th-century history of cooperation between the Jewish state and the Middle East’s largest stateless people:
October 25, 2019
In a Year, Iran Can Begin Buying Weapons from Russia and China and Exporting Them to Terrorists
A deadly sunset clause.
Did the Greatest of Medieval Jewish Bible Commentators Get His Ideas about Creation from Plato?
Rashi and the Timaeus.
A Half-Century and More of Israeli-Kurdish Friendship
Israel’s recent offer of aid is nothing new.
In the Talmud’s Most Difficult Tractate, the Rabbis Tackle Mathematical Probability
The case of the mixed-up sacrificial birds.