By Putting Economic Pressure on Hamas, Mahmoud Abbas Has Inadvertently Helped Curb Its Terrorism
The benefits of humanitarian crisis.
October 4, 2017
By Putting Economic Pressure on Hamas, Mahmoud Abbas Has Inadvertently Helped Curb Its Terrorism
The benefits of humanitarian crisis.
Despite the talk of a possible reconciliation between Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah party, which reigns in the West Bank through the Palestinian Authority (PA), and Hamas, which rules Gaza, the PA has still not resumed its subsidies for Gaza’s fuel, electricity, and other civilian needs. Evelyn Gordon examines the results:
October 4, 2017
The British Labor Party’s Anti-Semitism Bonanza, and Jews Who Provide It with Cover
In the belly of the beast.
The U.S. Ambassador to Israel Spoke the Truth about the West Bank. So Why the Furious Reaction?
The Obama administration, not Ambassador Friedman, tried to upend longstanding policy.
Conservatives Ought to Bury Hugh Hefner, Not Praise Him
He made our culture crueler and more sterile than liberalism, or feminism, or freedom of speech required.
The Last Jews of Ankara
Yom Kippur in a waning community.