Despite the Pandemic, War and Struggle Persist in the Middle East
In light of European incompetence, Chinese influence might even grow in the region.
April 14, 2020
In the Fight against the Coronavirus, Israel Has Handled the Big Challenges Well, but Risks Bungling the Details
Blame the government, not the citizenry, for the mistakes.
Over the weekend, the Jewish state recorded its 100th death from COVID-19. Alarming as this figure may be, David Horovitz argues that comparison with countries that were slower and more cautious in implementing social-distancing measures suggests that Jerusalem’s swift and stringent approach has accomplished much:
April 14, 2020
In the Fight against the Coronavirus, Israel Has Handled the Big Challenges Well, but Risks Bungling the Details
Blame the government, not the citizenry, for the mistakes.
Israel Can’t Afford to Be Distracted from the Iranian Threat
Even as the pandemic places new pressures on the bottom line.
The Great Jewish Refugee Crisis of the 17th Century
The Chmielnicki uprising left thousands of Jews dead, and changed intercommunal dynamics.
The Earliest Recorded Children’s Song Might Be Found in the Haggadah
The history of Ḥad Gadya.