China and Russia Have Started a New Cold War. Here’s What the West Can Do to Win It
A briefing on the crisis in Ukraine, and what it means for the world.
March 14, 2022
As al-Qaeda’s “Twentieth Hijacker” Leaves Guantanamo, It’s Time to Ask Tough Questions about the War on Terror
Is it over, or isn’t it?
Last week Mohammed al-Qahtani was released from the Guantanamo Bay naval base and sent back to his native Saudi Arabia, after prosecutors decided not to pursue charges against him. Qahtani is thought to have planned to join the team of terrorists that hijacked flight 93 on September 11, 2001; he was prevented from entering the U.S. by an astute immigration official. Examining the complexities of the legal case against Qahtani, Andrew C. McCarthy concludes that “the decision that he should not, and probably could not, be charged was not lightly made and was amply supported.” McCarthy then turns to broader questions about America’s war on al-Qaeda:
March 14, 2022
Europe Needs Israeli Natural Gas
The eastern Mediterranean must be part of ending dependence on Russian energy.
As al-Qaeda’s “Twentieth Hijacker” Leaves Guantanamo, It’s Time to Ask Tough Questions about the War on Terror
Is it over, or isn’t it?
When Saul Bellow Met the Polish-Jewish Historian Who Influenced His Work
Great Jewish writers in three languages visit the Yiddishists.
American Orthodox Jewry Is Experiencing a Major Geographic Shift
New York City is no longer the sole center of gravity.