The U.S. Must Maintain the Kurdish Enclave in Eastern Syria
It’s in Washington’s interest as well as Jerusalem’s.
August 16, 2018
Few Israelis Like Benjamin Netanyahu. But Many Know He’ll Keep Them Safe
Unpopular and unbeatable.
Benjamin Netanyahu, writes Michael Mandelbaum, might be the most successful leader in the democratic world today. During his tenure as prime minister—which, if he stays in office another year, will be even longer than even David Ben-Gurion’s—there have been, on average, fewer Israeli deaths per year from war and terrorism than under that of any of his predecessors. And despite having come to office (for the second time) in 2009, in the midst of a global recession, he’s presided over a period of remarkable economic growth. Still, he is anything but loved:
August 16, 2018
Few Israelis Like Benjamin Netanyahu. But Many Know He’ll Keep Them Safe
Unpopular and unbeatable.
A Plan for Shutting Down the UN’s Counterproductive Agency for Palestinian Refugees
Jared Kushner is right.
The Book of Job’s Philosophical Poetry
And what it’s like to translate it into English.
A Hero’s Recollection of the Bialystok Ghetto Uprising
The plan was to surprise the Germans. But they were prepared.