Will Israel’s Unions Kill the Start-Up Nation?
It’s time to reform labor laws.
April 18, 2016
No, the Israeli Supreme Court Isn’t above Criticism
It’s the only available check on the court’s power.
In the wake of the Israeli court’s decision overturning the deal to exploit the country’s offshore gas reserves, Ayelet Shaked, the justice minister, has joined the chorus of voices criticizing the ruling. She has since been attacked for her comments on the grounds that it is inappropriate for a sitting cabinet member to express disagreement with the supreme court. Eugene Kontorovich argues that such criticism is not only appropriate but important:
April 18, 2016
No, the Israeli Supreme Court Isn’t above Criticism
It’s the only available check on the court’s power.
Giving Iran Access to the U.S. Financial System Allows Further Support for Terrorism
A threat to the integrity of the global financial system.
The Mysteries of the Monk’s Haggadah
A medieval manuscript with anti-Semitic commentary and Christian imagery.
John le Carré’s Political Cowardice
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, anti-Semite.