Why Protests Are Surging in Iran—and What the Biden Administration Should Do About It
The U.S. ought to consider the Islamic Republic as something more than just a nuclear problem.
May 26, 2022
A Time Capsule in the Form of a 2,100-Year-Old Farmstead in Northern Israel
The inhabitants of an agricultural settlement in eastern Galilee appear to have left in haste.
A recent excavation by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) uncovered a millennia-old agricultural settlement that appears to have been swiftly abandoned. As a result, Judith Sudilovsky reports, the inhabitants’ belongings seem to have been “frozen in time.”
May 26, 2022
To Understand Israel’s Foreign-Policy Challenges, We Must Understand Israel’s Relationship with the U.S.
The Herzl paradox.
Congressional Republicans Increasingly Champion a Restrained Foreign Policy
A growing contingent is skeptical about sending aid to foreign countries.
A Time Capsule in the Form of a 2,100-Year-Old Farmstead in Northern Israel
The inhabitants of an agricultural settlement in eastern Galilee appear to have left in haste.
How the “Temperance Question” Became a “Jewish Question”
Jews and . . . no booze?