The Gaza Port Plan Is Foolish and Dangerous
And it won’t discourage terrorism.
June 29, 2018
For the Religious Scientist, a “Divided Mind” Needn’t Be the Only Path to Follow
A Jewish physicist’s theological reflections.
The MIT physicist Jeremy England, whose research concerns nonliving things that act like living things, is also an Orthodox Jew—and the inspiration for a character in a novel by the bestselling author Dan Brown. In an interview with Rachel Scheinerman, he discusses his reflections on the tensions between science and religion:
June 29, 2018
A New History of the Israel-Palestinian Conflict Is a Study in Distortion
Israeli villains and Palestinian victims.
The Palestinian Authority’s Glorification of Terrorists Incites More Terrorism
They’re motivated by a desire to win social recognition.
For the Religious Scientist, a “Divided Mind” Needn’t Be the Only Path to Follow
A Jewish physicist’s theological reflections.
How “Fiddler on the Roof” Came to Israel in Yiddish
Translation, retranslation, and un-translation.