At the UN, Mahmoud Abbas’s Bombshell Surprises No One
It turns out to be a dud.
October 2, 2015
Iran Tries (Again) to Establish a Foothold in Gaza
Can a small splinter group become the Palestinian Hizballah?
Since 2012, relations between Hamas and its erstwhile patron Iran have been chilly, mainly because of the latter’s support for Bashar al-Assad. The Islamic Republic briefly tried to cultivate Palestinian Islamic Jihad as its main Gazan client, but found it insufficiently pliable. Now, writes Ehud Yaari, Iran is investing in an Islamic Jihad splinter group:
October 2, 2015
Iran Tries (Again) to Establish a Foothold in Gaza
Can a small splinter group become the Palestinian Hizballah?
Hatred of Israel Is Driving the Bible Out of Biblical Archaeology
Making “Bible” a dirty word.
How a French Convert to Judaism Outwitted the Mossad
The kidnapping of Yossele Schumacher, revisited.
The Crypto-Jews of Palma de Mallorca
Returning to Judaism after 500 years of hiding.