Can Israel Maintain Its Military Edge in the Era of a Nuclear Iran?
Not without drastic change.
October 20, 2015
Can Israel Maintain Its Military Edge in the Era of a Nuclear Iran?
Not without drastic change.
As prime minister of Israel, David Ben-Gurion came to the conclusion that the Jewish state must maintain a “qualitative military edge” (QME) over its neighbors. The U.S. adopted this idea as policy in 1968, and Congress effectively made it the law in 2008 by passing a bill known as H.R. 7177. The Iran deal, by putting the Islamic Republic on the path to developing nuclear weapons, turns the idea on its head, as Aaron Menenberg writes:
October 20, 2015
Is There Hope for a Change in the Politics of Israeli Arabs?
The mayor of Nazareth speaks out against terror.
Why Isn’t the Afterlife Mentioned in the Bible?
The answer lies in the Tree of Life.
What a Stone Seal from the Temple Mount Tells Us about the Time of David and Solomon
It was discovered by a ten-year-old boy.
A New Play about the Yiddish Theater’s Most Famous Scandal
A review of Indecent.