The Palestinian Turn Away from Arab Moderates Could Backfire
Embracing Qatar and Turkey is bad both for Mahmoud Abbas and for his neighbors.
October 15, 2020
Embracing Shabbat in the Wake of a Massacre
Walking to synagogue.
When eleven Jews were murdered on a Saturday morning at the Tree of Life synagogue in 2018, Abby Schachter—a Pittsburgh resident, albeit a regular at a different congregation—found herself in a taxicab in Manhattan. Thereafter, she resolved to cease traveling by car, plane, or the like on the Sabbath. She writes of this decision:
October 15, 2020
Corruption, Not American Sanctions, Are the Cause of Iran’s Current Woes
Even Iranian politicians admit it.
The British Government Has Stopped Persecuting Jewish Religious Schools. Now Those Schools Should Take Stock of Their Own Shortcomings
The specter of a secularist campaign to sexualize children isn’t an excuse for failure.
Embracing Shabbat in the Wake of a Massacre
Walking to synagogue.
A Year of Archaeological Discoveries Shows the Continuity of Jewish Life in the Land of Israel
Subterranean chambers and medieval synagogues.