The Struggle for Iraq, and What It Means for Israel
The U.S. faces off with Iran.
October 17, 2018
How Religious Faith—and Knowledge of Arabic—Can Help America’s Middle East Diplomacy
The danger of forgetting that man cannot live by bread alone.
Having spent his career working for the State Department both in Washington and abroad, including numerous diplomatic postings in the Middle East, Alberto Fernandez is now the president of the Middle East Broadcasting Networks, a U.S. government-funded Arabic-language radio and television network. In an interview with Robert Nicholson, Fernandez discusses the moral component of American foreign policy, and how his own Roman Catholic faith has informed his work:
October 17, 2018
How Religious Faith—and Knowledge of Arabic—Can Help America’s Middle East Diplomacy
The danger of forgetting that man cannot live by bread alone.
What Israel Lost When It Stopped Making Its Own Fighter Jets
Killing the Lavi.
Archaeologists Discover Evidence of an Ancient Mass Beheading in Jerusalem
The bloody reign of Alexander Yannai.
Salman Rushdie, Philip Roth, and British Anti-Semitism
And British insistence that there is no such thing.