While Confronting Russia in Europe, the U.S. Helps It in the Middle East
Putin’s arc of steel.
September 14, 2022
In Israel’s Next War, Domestic Unrest Could Be a Weapon in the Hands of Its Enemies
A repeat of May 2021 could be much worse.
During the twelve-day conflict between the IDF and Hamas in the spring of last year, Arabs in usually peaceful Israeli cities with multiethnic populations rioted, deeply shaking the country’s general sense of safety. Yagil Henkin considers the possibility that, in the event of a larger war between Israel and, for instance, Hizballah, the latter could work with Palestinian groups to foment similar riots within Israel’s borders:
September 14, 2022
In Israel’s Next War, Domestic Unrest Could Be a Weapon in the Hands of Its Enemies
A repeat of May 2021 could be much worse.
Attacking Free Speech at Berkeley Law School—for Zionists Only
The “tyranny of group self-righteousness.”
The Deracinated Jews of Guy Gavriel Kay’s Fantasy
A novel explores manifestations of religion, while ignoring its content.
The Mystery of a Polish Yeshiva’s Found Jewish Books
What if thousands of texts weren’t burned during the Holocaust?