Preventing a Hamas Victory in the Palestinian Elections
They might not happen—but if they do, the terrorist group has an advantage.
March 17, 2021
Preventing a Hamas Victory in the Palestinian Elections
They might not happen—but if they do, the terrorist group has an advantage.
The last time elections were held for the Palestinian Legislative Council—the Palestinian Authority’s parliament—was 2016, and the result was a victory for Hamas. A brief civil war subsequently broke out in the Gaza Strip between Hamas and its rival Fatah, leading to Hamas’s control of the territory. Recently, the Palestinian Authority (PA), which remains under Fatah’s control, set a date for new elections in May. Michael Milstein analyzes whether they will happen, and the possible results:
March 17, 2021
The Case for, and against, Benjamin Netanyahu
Jews Mustn’t Be Afraid to Call Campus Anti-Semitism What It Is—Or to Defend Zionism
Go there.
Fragments of Biblical Texts Uncovered in the “Cave of Horror” in the Judean Desert
Along with the world’s oldest basket.
How the Bible Inspired the Social Contract
Rooted in God’s voluntary covenant with Israel.