The U.S. Already Has an Embassy in Jerusalem—Just Not to Israel
A contradictory and indefensible policy.
March 10, 2017
Israel’s Bedouin Policy Must Uphold the Rule of Law
Or risk the Negev sinking into chaos.
Approximately one third of the Negev’s Bedouin live in unauthorized villages. Recently Israel has embarked on a campaign to dismantle these villages, primarily by offering their residents incentives to relocate with the long-term goal of integrating them into Israeli society and the modern economy. But when the residents of Umm Hiran turned down offers to relocate to a nearby, legal Bedouin village, Israel forcibly dismantled the settlement, provoking outrage from Arab parliamentarians and demonstrations. Since then, tensions have grown even greater. Ariel Ben Solomon writes:
March 10, 2017
Israel’s Bedouin Policy Must Uphold the Rule of Law
Or risk the Negev sinking into chaos.
Denmark Puts a Man on Trial for Blasphemy
He burned a Quran.
Myopic American Jews Ignore the Dangers Facing Their European Cousins
There’s plenty of concern to go around, just not for fellow Jews.
King Saul’s Hidden Role in the Book of Esther
The Benjaminite rehabilitation.