CUNY Has an Anti-Semitism Problem. Can Sensitivity Training Solve It?
Relying on the very sensitivity-training complex that has allowed fashionable bigotries to fester and bloom.
July 5, 2022
How the IRA and the PLO Became Part of the USSR’s Terrorist International
A forgotten piece of British history, with implications for Israel.
From 1969 until 1998, the Irish Republican Army (IRA) conducted an insurgency against British rule in Northern Ireland that often involved bloody attacks on civilians. Kyle Orton, in an examination of this conflict, connects it to the broader history of terrorism:
July 5, 2022
How the IRA and the PLO Became Part of the USSR’s Terrorist International
A forgotten piece of British history, with implications for Israel.
Does Jewish Law Dictate Whether American Jews Should Be Pro-Life or Pro-Choice?
A question distinct from that of the halakhic permissibility of abortion.
Fouad Ajami Appreciated the Arab World for Its Achievements, and Held It Responsible for Its Failures
Parallel lives.
Israeli Archaeologists Return an Elaborate Mosaic to Its Home
“One of the most beautiful treasures of the Roman era.”