How (Not) to Report on Iranian Jewry and Iranian Public Opinion
The Forward's report from there is full of naïveté.
August 17, 2015
Cyberwarfare Comes to the Middle East . . . and to America
Iran is developing the capability for a catastrophic attack.
Iran, writes Benjamin Runkle, has developed formidable capabilities for electronic spying and hacking, and has carried out sophisticated cyberattacks on Saudi Arabia, the U.S., and Israel. Nor is the Islamic Republic the only Middle Eastern threat to American cybersecurity: Hizballah, Islamic State, and the self-styled Syrian Electronic Army (which works for the Assad regime) are all engaged in cyberwarfare. Runkle writes:
August 17, 2015
Can an Italian Jew Serve as Israel’s Ambassador to Italy?
Don’t heed smears of dual loyalty.
Cyberwarfare Comes to the Middle East . . . and to America
Iran is developing the capability for a catastrophic attack.
A Philosopher’s Thoughts on the Hebrew Bible
A fascinating video interview.
Memoirs of the Ex-Orthodox and What Their Popularity Says about Readers
Prurience about prudery.