Captured Files Reveal the Extent of Iran’s Nuclear-Weapons Program
An analysis of Israel’s intelligence coup.
June 11, 2018
Don’t Overdo the Impact of Jewish Experience on the Art of Chaim Soutine
Of pogroms and animal carcasses.
Born in a remote Russian shtetl in the vicinity of Minsk, the artist Chaim Soutine (1894-1943) spent much of his career in France, where he rubbed elbows with other Jewish artists like Marc Chagall and Amedeo Modigliani. A series of 32 still-lifes he painted of animal carcasses is currently on display at the Jewish Museum in New York. Praising the exhibit, Andrew Shea cautions against making too much of the influence of history and biography on Soutine’s art:
June 11, 2018
Israel’s Strategy for Fighting Terrorists and Guerrillas Must Be Different from Its Strategy for Fighting Enemy Nations
The Ben-Gurion doctrine vs. the Dayan doctrine.
It’s Not Israel That Deprives Palestinians of Human Rights
A tale of two Palestinian women.
A Rare Sculpture—Possibly of a Biblical Monarch—Puts a Face on Ancient Israel
A miniature head.
Don’t Overdo the Impact of Jewish Experience on the Art of Chaim Soutine
Of pogroms and animal carcasses.