The Hoax That Framed Israeli Soldiers as Killers of Children
Twenty years ago, Mohammad al-Dura didn’t die.
October 2, 2020
No, People Who Disagree with You about Politics Aren’t Idolators Who Must Be Shunned
A rabbinic lesson in civic comity.
Log on to social media or turn on a cable news network, and one can easily find Americans—of many political persuasions—speaking of their partisan rivals as not only wrongheaded, but even as evil. Leon Morris and Zvi Hirschfield find in the Talmud a model for a more constructive approach:
October 2, 2020
Despite Their Talk, Reconciliation between Hamas and Fatah Isn’t on the Horizon
Both sets of leaders can comfortably rake in donations while maintaining the status quo.
Like Its Failed Predecessor, the UN Human Rights Council Is Interested Only in Slandering Israel
The deeds of China, Russia, and Iran are off the table.
No, People Who Disagree with You about Politics Aren’t Idolators Who Must Be Shunned
A rabbinic lesson in civic comity.
How Broad Is a Handbreadth? Archaeologists May Have Found an Answer
Surprisingly unchanging.