How America Emboldened Iran in Yemen
Too little, too late.
February 8, 2024
Polyamorists Can’t Solve the Problem of Self-Delusion
Ethical non-monogamy isn’t for the undisciplined—or the ethical.
In the past few years, thanks to journalists, TikTok, and television, the word “polyamory,” or as some of its proponents call it, “ethical non-monogamy,” has entered mainstream American discourse. The word—itself an ungainly combination of a Greek prefix and a Latin root—denotes an equally unsuitable joining of two (or more) people who wish not to be bound by the obligations of fidelity. Kay Hymowitz comments on a recent spate of articles on the phenomenon:
February 8, 2024
How Israel Can Ready Itself for the Next Round of War
By ending the proliferation of government ministries.
The Master of Israeli Fiction Comments on King David and the “Secret” of the IDF
“Dabbling in pacifism is a bad business.”
Polyamorists Can’t Solve the Problem of Self-Delusion
Ethical non-monogamy isn’t for the undisciplined—or the ethical.
The Italian Roots of Ashkenazi Jewry
The legend of the Kalonymos family.