Lessons for the U.S. from Israel’s 2007 Bombing of the Syrian Nuclear Reactor
An inside view from Washington.
March 23, 2018
In Attempting to Solve the Israel-Palestinian Conflict, Less Is Usually More
The case for limited goals.
Like his predecessors, President Trump aspires to bring peace between Israel and the Palestinians, and his administration is reportedly working on a proposal for renewed negotiations. Peter Berkowitz argues that the White House—not to mention the Israelis and Palestinians themselves—can achieve the most by setting its sights low. He suggests that Washington instead look to the recent suggestions of the Israeli scholar Micah Goodman:
March 23, 2018
In Attempting to Solve the Israel-Palestinian Conflict, Less Is Usually More
The case for limited goals.
To Move Forward on Syria, Abandon Illusions First
The Syrian Humpty Dumpty can’t be put back together.
Itzik Manger’s Forgotten Biblical Fantasies
Can Yiddish literature be delightful?
How the Growth of Jewish Education in Postwar America Brought Polarization
The ultra-Orthodox/Modern Orthodox schism.