A Palestinian Terrorist Organization Is Participating in German Parliamentary Elections
Why doesn’t Germany ban the PFLP?
September 5, 2017
In an Attempt at Compassion, the Israeli Supreme Court Has Thrown Immigration Policy into Chaos
Israel needs a coherent approach.
Just as the immigration debate has returned to the fore in the U.S., Israel, too, has been struggling over how to deal with its own illegal aliens. The problem peaked around 2011, when over 2,000 individuals were entering the country illegally every month, most of whom settled in lower-class neighborhoods of South Tel Aviv. In a recent decision, the High Court of Justice has blocked the government from forcibly deporting those illegal immigrants who refuse to leave voluntarily—a decision Yoaz Hendel finds troubling:
September 5, 2017
In an Attempt at Compassion, the Israeli Supreme Court Has Thrown Immigration Policy into Chaos
Israel needs a coherent approach.
How the Western Wall Became a Place of Jewish Prayer
At the instigation of a 16th-century sultan.
On the Foolishness of Jewish Celebrities Wearing Yellow Stars
There are better ways than Nazi symbols for Jews to express their pride.
A Talmudic Scholar’s Appreciation of the American Constitution
Freedom over ideology.