Hizballah Is Preparing Terror Attacks on U.S. Targets
The trial of Ali Kourani.
June 18, 2019
A New Entente in the Eastern Mediterranean Offers a Counterweight to an Aggressive Turkey and an Officious Europe
Beyond fighting fires and exporting natural gas.
When fires raged across central Israel last month, Greece, Croatia, Italy, Egypt, and Cyprus all sent firefighting aircraft to help put out the flames; even the Palestinian Authority (PA) sent its firefighters to pitch in. In January, Cyprus, Greece, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Egypt, and the PA formed an official consortium to cooperate in the extracting and exporting natural gas. These economic and civilian relationships also have diplomatic and military parallels, in the form of regular meetings and even joint military exercises. Taking stock of these developments, Eran Lerman highlights the shared goals of the emerging eastern Mediterranean alliance:
June 18, 2019
A New Entente in the Eastern Mediterranean Offers a Counterweight to an Aggressive Turkey and an Officious Europe
Beyond fighting fires and exporting natural gas.
In Condemning Anti-Semitism, the Senate Succeeds Where the House Failed
Ted Cruz understands what makes this hatred different from others.
The Supreme Court Can End the Persecution of Religiously Traditional Small-Business Owners. But Will It?
Ending state civil-rights commissions would be a good start.
Remembering the Great Preserver of Traditional Jewish Music, Velvel Pasternak
Ḥasidic songs, and much else, will be known to the world thanks to his work.