When It Comes to Israel, Moderate Democrats Are Now Under the Sway of Progressives
An Israeli’s perspective.
October 30, 2019
Free College in Israel Could Be the Key to Improving Relations with the Diaspora
Better than giving $70,000 a year to an institution where anti-Zionism flourishes.
With universities becoming increasingly hostile to Israel, Liel Leibovitz suggests that American Jewish philanthropists should offer to pay the tuitions of young American Jews willing to attend college in the Jewish state. After demonstrating the economic sense of his proposition—tuition at Israeli universities runs about $3,000 a year—he touts its potential benefits:
October 30, 2019
Free College in Israel Could Be the Key to Improving Relations with the Diaspora
Better than giving $70,000 a year to an institution where anti-Zionism flourishes.
Religion May Not Be Declining So Rapidly in America as a Recent Study Suggests
Only lukewarm Christianity seems to be losing ground.
Alexander Vindman Is an American and a Jew, Not a Ukrainian
The idea that the USSR ever constituted any kind of “homeland” for any Jewish person is an infamy.
The Rise, and Sudden Fall, of Sudanese Jewry
A once-prosperous part of a diverse society.