Israel Must Choose the Right Friends in Asia
India, Japan, and South Korea are better partners than China.
May 20, 2022
Elections in Lebanon Won’t Shake Hizballah’s Hold on the Country
The Iran-backed terrorist group is disappointed with the results, but will carry on nonetheless.
In the Lebanese national elections, held last Sunday, Hizballah fared poorly, winning only 62 (out of 128) seats in the parliament, and thus losing its previous 71-seat majority. The Christian Lebanese Forces party—the Iran-backed terrorist group’s major political opponent—meanwhile gained four new seats. But electoral disappointments won’t weaken Hizballah’s deeply entrenched control of the country, writes Eyal Zisser:
May 20, 2022
Elections in Lebanon Won’t Shake Hizballah’s Hold on the Country
The Iran-backed terrorist group is disappointed with the results, but will carry on nonetheless.
How Western Governments Tried to Nip Israel in the Bud
“Exposing the big lie that Israel was created as a Western colonialist outpost.”
An Attempt to Demonstrate American Literary Racism Slights the Jews
Bad math, the digital humanities, and woke question-begging.
What Jews Can Learn from John Locke
Religious toleration and its limits.