Syrian Refugees Threaten Jordan’s Stability
How the U.S. can prevent a crisis.
April 1, 2016
How Nazi Propaganda and the Muslim Brotherhood Led to the 1948 Israel-Arab War
A war that could have been prevented.
Although the UN plan for partitioning Palestine into Jewish and Arab states was opposed by the vast majority of Arab leaders, most were long unwilling to go to war to prevent it from happening. What pushed the states to war, argues Matthias Kuenzel, was the persistent lobbying of the Muslim Brotherhood, its ability to shape popular Arab opinion with the help of Nazi-sponsored anti-Semitic propaganda, and its support for Grand Mufti Amin Haj al-Husseini—a former collaborator with the Nazis who rejected any compromise with the Jews:
April 1, 2016
How Nazi Propaganda and the Muslim Brotherhood Led to the 1948 Israel-Arab War
A war that could have been prevented.
A Lebanese Woman Reflects on Her Visit to Israel
Full of surprises.
One Poet Brother Immigrated to Israel, the Other Stayed in the U.S.
Fraternal reflections on Reuven Ben-Yosef.
Nadav, Avihu, and the Dangers of Religious Excess
Law and ritual must rein in passion.