In Israel the Center Holds, but Politicians Seem Unable to Do What It Wants
Even if the right wins, it still loses.
July 24, 2023
Iran’s Ballistic Missiles Pose a Threat to Europe
They could be exported to Russia, or strike at the center of the continent.
For many years, Tehran has been developing sophisticated missiles, usually by modifying North Korean models. Its most recent products may be particularly well designed for evading the detection mechanisms and missile shields employed by the U.S. and its allies. Behnam Ben Taleblu explains why European leaders should be worried about these weapons:
July 24, 2023
China’s Middle East Ambitions Start with Economics, but Don’t End There
Washington can best counter Beijing by defending its allies against Iran.
Iran’s Ballistic Missiles Pose a Threat to Europe
They could be exported to Russia, or strike at the center of the continent.
Unlocking Maimonides’ Spanish Jottings
I’ve seen that face before.
Robert Oppenheimer, Communism, Secular Humanism, and the Nuclear Bomb
The physicist wasn’t the target of an anti-Semitic McCarthyite witch hunt.