Despite the Toll of War at Home and Rising Hostility Abroad, Investors Are Still Choosing Israel
Wiz, the CrowdStrike crackup, and a new natural-gas field.
July 25, 2024
Despite the Toll of War at Home and Rising Hostility Abroad, Investors Are Still Choosing Israel
Wiz, the CrowdStrike crackup, and a new natural-gas field.
When I first saw news that Google wasn’t going through with its acquisition of the tech startup Wiz, I was afraid hesitancy over its Israeli founders and close ties with the Jewish state might have something to do with it. I couldn’t have been more wrong: the deal is off not because of Google’s hesitancy, but because Wiz feared the FTC would slow down the process with uncertain results. The company is instead planning an initial public offering. In the wake of the CrowdStrike debacle, companies like Wiz have every reason to be optimistic, as Sophie Shulman explains:
July 25, 2024
“Does Anyone in Congress Talk about Any Other Ally This Way?”
Chuck Schumer and Jerrold Nadler humiliate themselves to appease progressives.
Everything Orthodox Jews Want to Know about Evangelicals but Are Afraid to Ask
“There is a long history of expecting Jews to be like everybody else. And both the Bible and history tell me that Jews are not like everybody else.”
The Crab’s Symbolic Significance for the Month of Tammuz
An artist reflects on the zodiac’s Jewish significance.
A Short Jewish History of Cinnamon
From Moses and the Ark to honey cakes.