Condemning Terrorism in Jerusalem—and Efforts to Stop It
It’s easy to say that murdering Jews is wrong. But why is it hard to say that Jews are allowed to defend themselves?
January 30, 2023
Iran’s Jihad on British Soil
A lattice of ostensibly religious and cultural institutions, meant to breed fanaticism.
In response to the Islamic Republic’s execution of a British-Iranian dual citizen, the UK’s foreign office placed new sanctions on the regime last week. Moreover, on January 12 the House of Commons passed on nonbinding resolution urging the government to declare Tehran’s elite paramilitary group—the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)—a terrorist organization, and to treat it as such. David Patrikarakos explains the IRGC’s significance, and what it has been up to within Britain’s borders:
January 30, 2023
Economists’ Concerns about Israeli Judicial Reforms Get the Situation Backward
The rule of law isn’t the same as the rule of lawyers.
Iran’s Jihad on British Soil
A lattice of ostensibly religious and cultural institutions, meant to breed fanaticism.
The Life and Legacy of Max Weinreich, the Architect of Yiddish Scholarship
The dean of Yiddish versus Hitler’s professors.
Jewish Prayer as a Virtue
“I love the Lord for He hears my voice.”