The President’s Empty Reassurances on the Iran Deal
His interview with Thomas Friedman is not encouraging.
April 7, 2015
The President’s Empty Reassurances on the Iran Deal
His interview with Thomas Friedman is not encouraging.
In an interview with the New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, President Obama sought to reassure skeptics that the agreement reached with Iran is a good one. Yet despite his declaration that “if anybody messes with Israel, America will be there,” his remarks about Israeli security, writes Elliott Abrams, are anything but reassuring:
April 7, 2015
Getting Religion Wrong: From Indiana to Iran
Religion here is a tool of oppression. There it's just a quaint cultural affectation.
A Very Brief History of Ladino Literature
The language was in use far earlier than previously thought.
Did Jews Have Synagogues While the Temple Still Stood?
Yes, but their role changed after the destruction of the Second Temple.
A Major Shakeup Occurred in the Palestinian Government—and Nobody Cares
Abbas's inner circle is shrinking. Why?