Israel Has Made Progress in Limiting China’s Involvement in Infrastructure Projects, but Risks Still Remain
Endangering ties with the U.S. and Israel’s own security.
June 17, 2020
Public-Health Concerns May Perhaps Justify Shuttering Churches and Synagogues, but Houses of Worship Should Never Be Considered “Inessential”
Religion isn’t one “hobby” among others.
On May 29, the Supreme Court rejected a California church’s request to block a state law limiting the number of people allowed to attend religious services at any given time. But the opinion itself leaves open the door for other challenges on religious-liberty grounds to public-health restrictions affecting public worship. Thomas Berg and Shawna Kosel address the issues at play:
June 17, 2020
Why Jews Should Fear the Anti-Western Current in Recent Protests
Pulling down statues and bashing Israel.
Public-Health Concerns May Perhaps Justify Shuttering Churches and Synagogues, but Houses of Worship Should Never Be Considered “Inessential”
Religion isn’t one “hobby” among others.
The U.S. Can Provide the Iranian People with a Better Voice of America
Exposing the truth behind the Islamist regime’s disinformation campaigns.
Simone Weil’s “Tormented Flirtation” with Catholicism and Her Shameful Silence about the Holocaust
A tale of two Jewish siblings.