Should Arab Israelis Be Conscripted into the IDF?
What makes the Druze different.
August 22, 2018
Calling Israel a “Settler-Colonial Project” Is Itself Anti-Semitic
The problem with Jeremy Corbyn’s defenders.
When defenders of Jeremy Corbyn—the British Labor party’s Israel-hating, terrorist-loving leader—confront the accusation that he is anti-Semitic, or excessively tolerant of anti-Semites, they usually employ one of two tactics, Ben Cohen notes. The first is to insist that Corbyn is the victim of a nefarious Jewish conspiracy to smear and discredit him with mendacious allegations. More insidious, however, is the second: to insist that Corbyn’s accusers are falsely labeling rational criticism of Israel as anti-Semitism, or blurring the lines between anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism. Taking Professor Ian Almond as one example, Cohen writes:
August 22, 2018
Calling Israel a “Settler-Colonial Project” Is Itself Anti-Semitic
The problem with Jeremy Corbyn’s defenders.
If Kofi Annan Was the “World’s Conscience,” Then the World Has No Conscience
The tainted legacy of the late UN secretary general.
The Permanent Worth of Cynthia Ozick’s Fiction
Jewish literature, like Jews, will either become more overtly Jewish, or cease to be Jewish at all.
The Meteorologist-Turned-Professor Who Discovered the Parallels between Talmudic and Zoroastrian Law
Remembering Yaakov Elman.