Turkish Reconciliation with Israel Could Happen, but It Won’t Come Easily
Much has changed in the past decade.
January 27, 2021
Contrary to Stereotype, Highly Religious American Women Pursue Both Career and Family with Zeal
Redefining feminism.
When Amy Coney Barrett was nominated to the Supreme Court, there was much conversation about her legal opinions, her past and prospective stance on abortion, and even her personal religious beliefs. But another subject came up as well: in addition to pursuing an impressive legal career, she is the mother of seven children—two of whom are adopted and one of whom suffers from Down syndrome. Some, notes Naomi Schaefer Riley, “concluded she was simply superhuman.” Riley suggests a less supernatural explanation:
January 27, 2021
The Palestinian Election Sham Returns
Mahmoud Abbas is unlikely to follow through on his promises.
The New Secretary of State and the American Jewish Family Saga
Four generations of Blinkens.
Contrary to Stereotype, Highly Religious American Women Pursue Both Career and Family with Zeal
Redefining feminism.
The War in Bosnia and the Making of Iran’s Friendship with al-Qaeda
How a shared commitment to terror overcame sectarian differences.