New York Politicians Have Fostered Chaos by Singling Out Orthodox Jews
Cracking down on synagogue attendance while turning a blind eye to protests.
October 9, 2020
In a New History of the IDF, an Israeli Author Breaks New Ground in Lying about His Country
One of those Israelis who gets a warm welcome in certain London circles.
In An Army Like No Other, Haim Bresheeth-Zabner—a professor of film studies at London’s School of Oriental and African Studies, and himself a veteran of the Six-Day War—tells the story of Israel’s army from 1948 until the present day. The military historian Edward Luttwak begins his review by examining Bresheeth-Zabner’s insinuation that the IDF slaughtered some 200 Syrian POWs in 1967:
October 9, 2020
America’s Turkey Problem, and Israel’s
Friend or foe?
In a New History of the IDF, an Israeli Author Breaks New Ground in Lying about His Country
One of those Israelis who gets a warm welcome in certain London circles.
King Solomon, the Lord of the Demons, and the Limits of Virtue Ethics
A bizarre talmudic tale teaches that no man is too wise for the commandments.
Coronavirus, Karma, and the Evils of Cheap Theodicy—Secular or Otherwise
When the president became ill, liberal secularists saw the Hand of God.