Tehran’s Provocations Are a Reminder That Deterrence Requires Constant Upkeep
A dance that does not end.
April 27, 2020
How Concrete Made the Zionist Dream a Reality
Two archaeological histories tell the story.
Reviewing two recent books on the history of Israeli architecture, Liam Hoare observes that if there is one common thread, stretching back to the days before statehood, in the way the Jewish state has been built, it is concrete:
April 27, 2020
Israel’s New Government Is Hamstrung by a Byzantine Agreement between the Parties. But Maybe That’s Not a Bad Thing
The country desperately needs a break from vicious political battles.
While Fighting the Coronavirus, Don’t Neglect the First Amendment
Worship cannot shelter in place indefinitely.
How Concrete Made the Zionist Dream a Reality
Two archaeological histories tell the story.
Some Lessons from the Talmudic Plague That Gave Rise to Post-Passover Mourning Rituals
Why did Rabbi Akiva’s students die?