President Biden Has a Chance to Foster Peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia
While making the Middle East safer.
June 15, 2022
Early in the Summer of 1970
A novella by the late Israeli writer.
A.B. Yehoshua, widely regarded as one of the leading Hebrew authors of his generation, died yesterday at the age of eighty-five. A fifth-generation Jerusalemite, and the grandson and great-grandson of Sephardi rabbis, Yehoshua wrote eleven novels as well as numerous essays, plays, and short stories. His novella “Early in the Summer of 1970” appeared in English translation in Commentary magazine in 1973. Told in Yehoshua’s characteristic dreamlike style, it has as its narrator and protagonist an aging Bible teacher, whose son returns to Israel—along with his American wife and child—during the War of Attrition, after several years of living outside of the country.
June 15, 2022
The Supreme Court Must Uphold Measures against Terror Finance
Despite the White House’s claims to the contrary.
Early in the Summer of 1970
A novella by the late Israeli writer.
A Brief History of Frankincense
And its journeys from the Arabian Peninsula to the Mediterranean.
The American Jew Who Created the Nuclear Submarine
Hyman Rickover.