How the U.S. Can Foster Continued Improvement in Israel-Arab Relations
What a new bipartisan bill can accomplish.
October 8, 2020
Revisiting Amos Oz’s “Baggy Monster” of a Memoir
Israelis’ love-hate relationship with the late novelist.
At the time of his death two years ago, Amos Oz was almost certainly Israel’s most significant literary figure. But as his fellow novelist Ruby Namdar observes, Israelis have had an ambivalent relationship with Oz, holding him up as “a symbol—almost a fetish—of who we Israelis thought we were or fancied ourselves to be.” But at some point, Israelis soured on him:
October 8, 2020
The UN Demonstrates How Not to Fight Anti-Semitism
Turtle Bay should forget about “hate speech” and get its own house in order.
How the Once-Great Defender of Lebanese Christians Put Them at the Mercy of Hizballah
The Lebanese Marshall Pétain.
Revisiting Amos Oz’s “Baggy Monster” of a Memoir
Israelis’ love-hate relationship with the late novelist.
The Surprising Rediscovery of a Prewar Jewish Artist’s Collected Works
Gertrud Kauders.