How the European Union Funds BDS
To the tune of €16.7 million.
January 25, 2017
After Eight Years with a Friendly White House, J Street Has Little to Show
It’s now on track to start jousting at windmills.
The self-styled “pro-Israel, pro-peace” lobbying group is now in its tenth year; during most of this time it has benefitted from having a White House supportive of its goals. Indeed, its director stated that he and his colleagues saw themselves as the president’s teammates. Yet, writes Gregg Roman, J Street has precious little to show, especially since peace between Israel and its neighbors, let alone Palestinian statehood, seems as far off as ever:
January 25, 2017
After Eight Years with a Friendly White House, J Street Has Little to Show
It’s now on track to start jousting at windmills.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s Plans to Make Himself Turkey’s Dictator
The parliament is preparing to surrender much of its power.
The Benefits of Modern Orthodoxy’s Political Divisions
Blue Americans with red values.
The Last of the New York Jewish Intellectuals?
Nathan Glazer.