Why Israel Can’t Risk Sending the Iron Dome to Ukraine
And why the U.S. won’t.
November 8, 2022
Israel Won’t Ever Be the Country of American Fantasies—Nor Should It Aspire to Be
The Israel Tom Friedman knew never existed.
Following last week’s election, the veteran Middle East reporter Thomas Friedman authored a New York Times column under the headline “The Israel We Knew Is Gone,” full of dire predictions about what will befall the Jewish state now that its citizens have returned its longest-serving prime minister to power. Daniel Gordis dissects the column’s faulty assumptions and misguided conclusions, which distill misconceptions that plague much American commentary on Israel:
November 8, 2022
Saudi Arabia Is Changing Fast. What Will That Mean for the U.S. and the Region?
Peace with Israel isn’t around the corner, but signs of creeping normalization are everywhere.
Israel Won’t Ever Be the Country of American Fantasies—Nor Should It Aspire to Be
The Israel Tom Friedman knew never existed.
The Scholars and Physicians Who Are Bringing the Most Intimate Areas of Jewish Ritual to Social Media
Family purity comes to Instagram, with a sprinkling of humor.
The Medieval Swiss Knight Who Left His Name on the Walls of Jerusalem
Adrian von Bubenberg was here.