No, Israel Hasn’t Used Disproportionate Force against Hamas
In fact, it even minimized military casualties.
August 15, 2018
A New Memorial to Australia’s Jewish War Heroes
On the centennial of a great Jewish general’s knighthood.
The Australia and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) has been widely considered the finest fighting force to take the field during World War I. In May 1918, command of Australian forces in Europe was given to General John Monash—a Jew. But Monash was not the only Australian Jew to distinguish himself on the battlefield. The Jewish Community Center in Canberra has just completed a memorial to the country’s Jewish war dead, as Katie Burgess writes:
August 15, 2018
The U.S. May Be Poised to Give Iran the Missing Link in Its “Land Bridge”
Is America playing the role of Assad’s air force?
A Quarter-Century of Good Relations between Vietnam and Israel Have Benefitted Both Countries
They also provide Jerusalem with a link to the Muslim world.
The Spiritual Diary of Religious Zionism’s Chief Theologian
A lost work by Abraham Isaac Kook.
A New Memorial to Australia’s Jewish War Heroes
On the centennial of a great Jewish general’s knighthood.