America’s Withdrawal from the Iran Deal Doesn’t Prevent It from Punishing the Islamic Republic’s Violations
If Europeans fight back, they will risk undermining the international order they claim to cherish.
August 17, 2020
Isaac Stern’s Judaism, His Genius, and Its Limitations
Unlike some contemporaries, he spoke unapologetically of his Jewish heritage.
Writing of the master violinist Isaac Stern (1920-2001), Terry Teachout notes that he shared much in common with his frequent collaborator, the composer Leonard Bernstein:
August 17, 2020
Israel’s Anti-Netanyahu Protests Are Filled with Hope and Creativity—but Lack Votes
The demonstrations have vuvuzelas and dancing aliens, but Netanyahu offers security and economic growth.
Belgium Invests in Anti-Israel Incitement in the Name of Human Rights
Jerusalem finally speaks up.
George Washington’s Letter to the Newport Jewish Congregation Marked a New Era of Religious Liberty
For both Jews and Catholics.
Isaac Stern’s Judaism, His Genius, and Its Limitations
Unlike some contemporaries, he spoke unapologetically of his Jewish heritage.