Was Netanyahu Wrong to Fight the Iran Deal?
No, and neither was AIPAC.
September 4, 2015
How Israel Can Walk the Syrian Tightrope
There are few good options, and they’re likely to get worse.
Yaakov Amidror argues that it is not in Israel’s interest to hasten the downfall of the Assad regime in Syria, thus allowing Sunni jihadists to take over the country. Nor should Israel try to prop up Assad—the proverbial devil we know—when he is becoming ever more dependent on Iran and Hizballah. Rather, Israel should remain neutral, but prepare to intervene if forced. For example:
September 4, 2015
How Israel Can Walk the Syrian Tightrope
There are few good options, and they’re likely to get worse.
An Impressive but Deficient New Attempt to Explain the Holocaust
Forgetting the long history of anti-Semitism.
Seattle’s Rapping Rabbi Revives Ladino Folksongs
With some help from a congregant.
A Rare Sarcophagus Discovered in Ashkelon
Construction workers tried to hide it.