With the Implosion of Israel’s Labor Party, Expect April’s Elections to Be about Personalities
The battle of the Benjamins.
February 1, 2019
Recent Data Show Religious People Tend to Be Happier
But not necessarily healthier.
Based on a comprehensive analysis of survey data from the U.S. and 25 other countries, a Pew Research Center study concludes that people engaged in religious activities tend to be happier and more involved in civic life than their peers. While also throwing some cold water on previous evidence that religious people tend to be healthier, the study does find an overwhelming correlation between religious engagement and refraining from smoking cigarettes or excessive drinking:
February 1, 2019
An Iranian Official Flaunts Violations of the Nuclear Deal
He asserts that pictures of a disabled reactor shown to inspectors were photoshopped.
As Rashida Tlaib Brings Anti-Semitism into the Democratic Mainstream, the Media Turn a Blind Eye
Milestone myopia.
Recent Data Show Religious People Tend to Be Happier
But not necessarily healthier.
A Most Remarkable Jewish Library
Rabbi David Oppenheim, 18th-century Prague’s great book collector.