Escalating Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran are Another Legacy of the Nuclear Deal
With leverage over U.S. policy, Iran doesn’t need nuclear weapons to cause trouble.
January 6, 2016
Escalating Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran are Another Legacy of the Nuclear Deal
With leverage over U.S. policy, Iran doesn’t need nuclear weapons to cause trouble.
On Saturday, Saudi Arabia executed 47 men on charges of terrorism, including an anti-government Shiite cleric named Nimr al-Nimr who may well have been receiving Iranian support. In response, a supposedly spontaneous mob attacked the Saudi embassy in Tehran, and now Riyadh has broken off relations with the Islamic Republic. The entire crisis, writes Benny Avni, is a byproduct of America’s ill-advised Iran policy:
January 6, 2016
Why Israel’s Official Rabbinate Should Relinquish Some of Its Power
It has reduced rabbis to bureaucrats subject to the temptations of patronage and corruption.
Could the U.S. Have Done More to Slow the Progress of the Holocaust?
And why didn’t it?
The Forced Convert to Christianity who Covertly Defended Judaism and the Jews
He professed a religion he continued to scorn.
A New Curriculum Tries to Insinuate BDS into Hebrew Schools
Teaching Jewish children to question Israel’s legitimacy.