Joe Biden Says the Right Things about Iran. But Can He Be Believed?
Never-ending negotiations belie tough talk.
July 19, 2022
Israel May Be Turning Away from Chinese Investment
Israeli entrepreneurs can afford to be pickier about their partners.
Last week, a joint venture between an Indian and an Israeli company won a bid for the rights to manage Haifa’s seaport. The nearby container port, by contrast, will still be managed by a China-based firm. Yet the new deal may suggest a move away from large-scale Chinese economic entanglement in the Jewish state, which has been a matter of concern for the U.S. for some time—not without reason. Sarah Zheng and Coco Liu report on other evidence that something has changed:
July 19, 2022
Israel May Be Turning Away from Chinese Investment
Israeli entrepreneurs can afford to be pickier about their partners.
An Inside Look at How the United Nations Ignores Hamas’s Depredations
See no evil.
Controversies over COVID-19 School Closures Pose Tough Questions about the Purpose of Jewish Schools
Is Jewish education more like prayer or more like garden-variety private-school education?
The Jews Who Created the Modern Chocolate Trade
The same man opened the first cacao-processing factory and the first synagogue on Martinique.