The Palestinian Authority Is Losing Control over the Northern Part of Its Territory
Gunmen on the streets.
July 26, 2022
Once Again, the U.S. Caves to Vladimir Putin in Syria
Condemnations aren’t needed, but leverage.
At a July 8 meeting of the UN Security Council, Russia vetoed a proposal for sending humanitarian aid to the beleaguered people of Syria—despite months of negotiations aimed at achieving a different result. Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the American ambassador to the UN, roundly condemned the Kremlin’s behavior, but, David Adesnik argues, Washington should have done more to prevent this predictable outcome:
July 26, 2022
Why an Israeli Journalist Was Wrong to Visit Mecca
A setback for the cause of peace between Jerusalem and Riyadh.
Once Again, the U.S. Caves to Vladimir Putin in Syria
Condemnations aren’t needed, but leverage.
The “New Yorker” Looks for Family in All the Wrong Places
Profiling a “hookup app for the emotionally mature”
The Story of Eastern Europe’s Most Famous Convert to Judaism May Not Be a Myth
Count Potocki wouldn’t have been the only proselyte burned at the stake.