India Is Becoming a Middle Eastern Power
And that’s good for the U.S., although not in the way Washington imagines.
July 21, 2023
How the Economics of Observance Work against Kosher Restaurants
Yet customers will keep coming back.
Anyone used to eating at upscale, or even less-than-upscale, establishments is apt to find most kosher eateries overpriced, the tables too close together, and the service less than exemplary—even when the food is very good. Anna Rahmanan explores why this might be so:
July 21, 2023
David Ben-Gurion’s Political Theory
A state that places the individual front and center.
The German Gentile Who Made a Career as a Jewish Critic of Israel
“As a Jew . . .”
The “Family Miracle” Behind Utah’s Prosperity
High social capital, low government regulation, and stable families.
How the Economics of Observance Work against Kosher Restaurants
Yet customers will keep coming back.