Iran’s Quest for Nuclear Weapons Continues Apace
Testing missiles made for carrying nuclear warheads.
January 8, 2019
Remembering Moshe Arens: Statesman, Engineer, Historian, and Father of the Israeli Aeronautics Industry
He also mentored Benjamin Netanyahu.
Moshe Arens, whose distinguished career in Israeli public life included serving three times as defense minister, as well as ambassador to the U.S. and other important positions, died yesterday at the age of ninety-three. Born in the Lithuanian city of Kaunas, Arens moved with his family to Riga, Latvia when he was two years old, and came to America in 1939. Late in his life he was known for his clear-eyed and principled commentary on Israeli political and strategic affairs. A review of his memoir can be read here. Haviv Rettig Gur describes Arens’s remarkable life:
January 8, 2019
Belgium Bans Kosher Slaughter
So much for Europe’s commitment to human rights.
Why American Jews Should Take a Stand against Anti-Catholic Bigotry in the Senate
The Knights of Columbus shouldn’t be treated like Islamic State.
Remembering Moshe Arens: Statesman, Engineer, Historian, and Father of the Israeli Aeronautics Industry
He also mentored Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Surprising Tale of the Stabbing of Spinoza
If it happened, it was over money, not theology.