Benjamin Netanyahu Didn’t Lose Israel’s Elections, and Democracy Won
An “amazing, but not sufficient” victory.
March 4, 2020
Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s Longstanding Ties with Iran
The U.S. can take financial action against the Iranian proxy threatening southern Israel.
In the past few weeks, Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) operatives in Gaza have shot at Israeli soldiers, attempted to plant bombs along the border fence, and launched improvised explosives and rockets at Israeli towns and cities. As Yossi Mansharoff explains, PIJ has a long and close relationship with the Islamic Republic, going back to the group’s founder who drew his inspiration from Iran’s theocratic rulers. It is thus no surprise that Islamic Jihad has become Tehran’s main proxy in the Gaza Strip, where its military might is second only to Hamas’s:
March 4, 2020
Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s Longstanding Ties with Iran
The U.S. can take financial action against the Iranian proxy threatening southern Israel.
The American Agreement with the Taliban Dismisses the Lessons of the Recent Past
Our conflicts with jihadists will not end at our command.
The Housewife Who Bucked the Anglo-Jewish Establishment to Fight for Soviet Jewry
Meet Barbara Oberman.
How the Quintessential Exilic Holiday Spawned Local Jewish Variants
The Purims of Egypt and Carpentras.