The Right and Wrong Ways for the U.S. to Support the Palestinians
There are clear alternatives to “pay for slay,” but Ramallah rejects them.
September 29, 2023
A Rare Discovery of a Remnant of the Greek Occupation of the Land of Israel
A courtesan’s mirror.
Around 330 BCE, Alexander the Great conquered the Levant, inaugurating a period of Greek rule that lasted until the Maccabees gained independence two centuries later. Israeli archaeologist recently found a tomb from this period not far from Jerusalem, containing a well-preserved bronze mirror. Gavriel Fiske writes:
September 29, 2023
The Applause for an SS Veteran Wasn’t the First Time Canada’s Parliament Feted Anti-Semites
Bad optics.
An Anti-Zionist Historian’s Memoir Rests on a Fantastical Portrait of Jewish Iraq
“By the waters of Zion, there we sat down, and there we wept, when we remembered Babylon.”
A Rare Discovery of a Remnant of the Greek Occupation of the Land of Israel
A courtesan’s mirror.
The Surprising 21st-Century Triumph of Talmud Study
Daf yomi turns 100.