How Iran Uses Islamic State to Expand Its Influence
The mullahs want a sectarian bloodbath.
November 24, 2015
How Iran Uses Islamic State to Expand Its Influence
The mullahs want a sectarian bloodbath.
The Islamic Republic claims that it is fighting Islamic State (IS)—and has done so occasionally—but in reality it has benefited immensely from the terrorist group’s rise. The more chaos IS causes, the more opportunity Tehran has to further its quest for regional hegemony, as Ray Takeyh and Reuel Marc Gerecht write (free registration required):
November 24, 2015
For John Kerry, Killing Jews and Cartoonists Makes Sense, But Not People “Going about Normal Business”
The secretary of state accidentally spoke his mind.
Lawrence Summers, the Crisis of the Universities, and Israel
The Harvard president violated the three sacred doctrines of campus leftism.
A Sprawling Historical Novel with a Profound Message about Jewish Identity
“Like Ben Hur, but bigger and better.”
Adam Sandler and the Price of Jewish Cool
Pride without meaning or responsibility is a hollow sort of cool.