Lifting Sanctions on Iran Will Be a Boon to China
More regional influence for Beijing, and more tools of repression for Tehran.
September 9, 2022
After 55 Years, the Druze of the Golan Are Choosing Israel over Syria
Civil war has “smashed the idea of a Syrian nation.”
While the Druze population of the Galilee and Israeli cities serve in the army and in the government, and in general consider themselves—and indeed, are—an integral part of the Jewish state, the Druze of the Golan Heights are a people apart. Although they have the option of applying for Israeli citizenship, most have declined to do so, preferring to maintain their close ties with Syria, which possessed the Golan until 1967. That is starting to change, writes Fadi Amun:
September 9, 2022
After 55 Years, the Druze of the Golan Are Choosing Israel over Syria
Civil war has “smashed the idea of a Syrian nation.”
The Constitutional Grounds for Yeshiva University’s Quarrel with New York City
Gay rights, discrimination, and the church autonomy doctrine.
A Chief Rabbi’s Discourse in Honor of the Queen
Thoughts on faith and community.
The Royal Mohel and the House of Windsor’s Relationship with the Jews
King Charles III's first encounter with a rabbi.