For the Israeli Left, Free Speech Means Shutting Down Opponents
The last refuge of the antidemocrat is the New York Times.
August 18, 2016
A Recent Spat between Washington and Jerusalem Tells Much about the U.S.-Israel Relationship
Mostly for domestic consumption.
At a recent press conference, Barack Obama trumpeted the support the Iran deal received from the Jewish state’s “military and security community.” Avigdor Lieberman, Israel’s defense minister, responded by comparing the deal to the Munich agreement of 1938, provoking a kerfuffle that ended with conciliatory words from Benjamin Netanyahu and an apology from Lieberman. While the whole exchange was most likely aimed at domestic audiences, the episode, according to Emily Landau, is revealing:
August 18, 2016
A Recent Spat between Washington and Jerusalem Tells Much about the U.S.-Israel Relationship
Mostly for domestic consumption.
What to Do after Islamic State Is Defeated
Learning the lessons of the Iraq war.
A Sweeping New History Gives Voice to Individual Victims of the Holocaust
Holocaust Landscapes.
Remembering a Great Star of the Yiddish Theater, Hollywood, and the Small Screen
Over eighty years in show business.