Yemeni Rebels Joined the War on Israel. Here’s What the U.S. Can Do
Protecting allies and encouraging normalization with Saudi Arabia.
November 1, 2023
Demons, Horror, and the Book of Psalms
Beware the wandering thingamajig.
Psalm 91 has long had particular significance for both Jews and Christians. In the siddur, it appears in the Saturday morning and post-Sabbath prayers, and the pious say it every night just before going to sleep. Its sixth verse—as understood by such medieval Jewish commentators as Rabbi Solomon ben Isaac (Rashi) as well as many non-Jewish readers—contains a reference to two demonic forces from whose grip God will provide protection. Philip Jenkins explains how this passage inspired writers of modern horror fiction:
November 1, 2023
Israel’s Military Dilemma
The closer the range, the greater the IDF’s advantage.
The Promise and Unifying Power of Hating Jews
“A lovefest of hate.”
Fear of Islam Is No Reason to Prohibit Religious Charter Schools
Opposing religious freedom in Oklahoma.
Demons, Horror, and the Book of Psalms
Beware the wandering thingamajig.