How Israel Killed Iran’s Chief Nuclear Scientist, and Made the World a Safer Place
With a one-ton, self-destructing, remote-control gun.
February 11, 2021
How Israel Killed Iran’s Chief Nuclear Scientist, and Made the World a Safer Place
With a one-ton, self-destructing, remote-control gun.
On November 27, 2020, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the scientist who had for years overseen the Islamic Republic’s efforts to develop nuclear weapons, was assassinated while being driven through downtown Tehran. Based on interviews with unnamed sources, Jake Wallis Simons confirms what has long been assumed: that the Mossad carried out the assassination. Simons also sheds light on much that has so far been unknown, including the method by which it was done:
February 11, 2021
Arabs and Israelis Are Fighting a Common Enemy: The Red Palm Weevil
Like many a happy relationship, this one starts with a date.
What the West Can Learn from Lokman Slim, the Lebanese Journalist Who Was Murdered for Standing Up to Hizballah
A man who could not be bought, without fear, and with something to say.
Did Jews’ Genes Protect Them from the Black Plague?
A more compelling explanation than handwashing or Passover cleaning.
One of the Earliest Uses of Symbols by Humans Discovered in Israel
With a “spiritual” meaning.