Afraid to Make New Enemies, Iran Wants to Stay Out of the Caucasus Conflict
Turkey and a restive minority further complicate an already complicated situation.
October 21, 2020
Afraid to Make New Enemies, Iran Wants to Stay Out of the Caucasus Conflict
Turkey and a restive minority further complicate an already complicated situation.
Historically, Tehran has aligned with Christian Armenia over Shiite Muslim, but pro-Western, Azerbaijan. Yet the recent outbreak of fighting between the two former Soviet republics poses a dilemma for neighboring Iran, as members of its large population of ethnic Azeris have been vocally expressing their support for their brethren across the border. Alex Vatanka explains:
October 21, 2020
Jordan’s New Prime Minister Seems Ready to Improve Relations with the Gulf States
And that could be good for Israel.
Contrary to Popular Myth, Religious Households Tend to Have Greater Spousal Equality
No handmaids they.
How the American Jewish Committee Created One of the Country’s Most Important Magazines
Dedicated to the proposition that America and Israel are forces for good in the world.
Viennese Philosophy in the Shadow of Nazism
How anti-Semites pitted Wittgenstein’s “Jewish mathematicality” against the thought of Heidegger.