Netanyahu’s Plan for Reforming the Supreme Court Is Anything but Undemocratic
The court has power without parallel in any other democracy.
May 14, 2015
Rethinking Christian Zionism
Christian scholars want to move beyond the end of the world.
Among the most prominent criticisms of Christian Zionism—the belief that Christians are theologically obligated to support the existence of a Jewish state in the land of Israel—is that it is solely a product of a particular strand of Protestant eschatological thinking known as dispensationalism. At a recent conference, Christian scholars strove to put forward arguments that could be persuasive to Christians of a broad variety of denominations. One of these scholars, Gerald McDermott, explains:
May 14, 2015
No, Russia Is Not the Historical Protector of the Jews
Pro-Russian apologists distorting history? Never.
What to Make of the Vatican’s Recognition of a Palestinian State?
A sign of the times, but not a huge change in the global status quo.
Why Read Sholem Aleichem?
Yesterday was the 99th anniversary of his death.
Rethinking Christian Zionism
Christian scholars want to move beyond the end of the world.