Israel’s Syria Strategy in a Changing Middle East
Creating a situation where peace could be on the table.
May 15, 2025
On Stage, Roald Dahl’s Anti-Semitism Is All Too Comfortable
Giant.
Having recently debuted on London’s West End, Mark Rosenblatt’s play Giant focuses on Roald Dahl’s turn to public anti-Semitism in the 1980s. The story is sickeningly familiar: in response to misleading reports about Israel’s conduct of the war in Lebanon, the beloved children’s author began expressing his great moral outrage. Soon, Dahl was telling journalists that “even a stinker like Hitler didn’t just pick on [the Jews] for no reason,” and later “I’m certainly anti-Israeli, and I’ve become anti-Semitic.”
May 15, 2025
The Death of Mohammad Sinwar Would Be a Major Win for Israel
But wars are not won by removing names from a list.
On Stage, Roald Dahl’s Anti-Semitism Is All Too Comfortable
Giant.
Elders Have Forgotten That They Are Owed the Respect of the Young
Offering something steady and timeless in a world that feels increasingly unmoored.
The New, “Secular” Shabbat Dinners
At upscale New York City restaurants.