Why Neither Sticks nor Carrots Are Effective against the Iranian Theocracy
If you help the Islamic Republic improve its economy, the bulk of the proceeds will go to strengthening the apparatus of repression.
August 1, 2022
A Stone Pillar Is a Possible Clue to the Origins of the Jews of Southern India
Evidence of a 13th-century synagogue?
Historically, the Indian subcontinent has been home to several separate Jewish communities with distinct origins, but most of their history prior to the 18th century remains shrouded in mystery. The recent discovery in the southern Indian province of Tamil Nadu of an inscribed stone pillar, dated to the 13th century, is a potential source of data on the antiquity of the region’s Jewish population. Aaron Reich writes:
August 1, 2022
Islamic State Is Using a Protection Racket to Fund Its Resurgence in Syria
In June alone, the group carried out eighteen attacks.
The Case for Sticking It Out in a Hostile Academia
Professors can provide moral support to beleaguered pro-Israel students.
A Stone Pillar Is a Possible Clue to the Origins of the Jews of Southern India
Evidence of a 13th-century synagogue?
A Brief, Illustrated History of Women and the Jewish Book
Authors, scribes, typesetters, publishers, and illustrators.