By Displaying Weakness, the U.S. Undermines Its Negotiating Position with Iran
Why the ayatollahs sent two ships to the south Atlantic.
June 15, 2021
Journalists Complain That Reporting on Israel Is Not Misleading Enough
An open letter urges the media not to let the facts get in the way.
As anyone knowledgeable about the Israel-Palestinian conflict knows, the Western press often presents a distorted picture of events, and has been known to misrepresent the truth wildly. But, according to a recent open letter bearing the signatures of numerous journalists—including such influential figures as the Pulitzer Prize-winner Nikole Hannah-Jones—the news media should be doing more to shape its reporting into a “narrative” that demonizes Israel. Noah Rothman writes:
June 15, 2021
Journalists Complain That Reporting on Israel Is Not Misleading Enough
An open letter urges the media not to let the facts get in the way.
Israel Gets Its First Religious Prime Minister
Is religion becoming mainstream in the Jewish state?
Public Safety Is a Boring Job, but the Meron Tragedy Proves That It Is a Necessary One
Ḥaredim need more party-poopers.
How the Ideas of Samson Raphael Hirsch Can Help to Rectify American Judaism’s Shallow Obsession with Tikkun Olam
Putting God back into the equation.