The Russian Presence in Syria Is a Force for Chaos Rather Than Order
And a result of American shortsightedness.
December 27, 2019
In Its Search for Stable Allies, Israel Should Look Elsewhere Than the Persian Gulf
Cyprus and Greece can begin changing the EU’s attitudes.
Much has been made of Jerusalem’s improving relations with the Persian Gulf states, but valuable as these diplomatic efforts may be, the countries involved have remained hesitant about the normalization of relations, are plagued by anti-Semitism and hatred of Israel, and have little to offer economically. Moreover, the stability of their regimes is questionable. Dmitri Shufutinsky argues that a more fruitful course can be found in expanding economic, diplomatic, and military ties with southeastern Europe, beginning with Greece and Cyprus. And fossil fuels provide a way to do so:
December 27, 2019
Jewish Leaders Fail When They Can’t Distinguish Friends from Enemies
If Donald Trump hates Jews, he has a funny way of showing it.
In Its Search for Stable Allies, Israel Should Look Elsewhere Than the Persian Gulf
Cyprus and Greece can begin changing the EU’s attitudes.
Judaism, Revelation, Bible Criticism, and the Dangers of Radical Doubt
Academic Bible scholars should abandon their fixation on dating biblical texts.
Have Yourself a Merry Little Hanukkah?
Hanukkah+.