The Death of Qassem Suleimani Is a Strategic Victory for the U.S.
Indestructible no longer.
January 7, 2020
How Judaism Came to the American Military
The Star of David men.
When the U.S. entered World War I, the War Department gave the Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA)—at the time a distinctly Protestant organization with an evangelizing mission—an official role in coordinating cultural and religious activities for men in uniform. The result, writes Allan Arkush, was that “Protestant Christianity was to be the de-facto religion of the American servicemen.” To counteract this trend, a group of prominent Jewish figures organized the Jewish Welfare Board (JWB), whose activities are the subject of a new book titled Making Judaism Safe for America. Arkush writes in his review:
January 7, 2020
When Israeli Politicians Demonize the Ultra-Orthodox
Even before an election, some rhetoric crosses a line.
China’s Crackdown on Religion Hasn’t Overlooked Judaism
Every trace of Judaism is being removed from Kaifeng.
How Judaism Came to the American Military
The Star of David men.
The Discovery of an Ancient Stone Table Points to the Location of Roman-Era Jerusalem’s Central Marketplace
The agoranomos.