Saudi Arabia Isn’t What It Used to Be
The U.S. should be encouraging, nor ignoring, reforms.
January 23, 2023
Saudi Arabia Isn’t What It Used to Be
The U.S. should be encouraging, nor ignoring, reforms.
Surveying the major changes that the Saudi kingdom has been undergoing in the past few years, John Hannah urges American policymakers to find ways to support the country’s progress. Instead, he writes, they have become too fixated on specific misdeeds to appreciate what’s happening:
January 23, 2023
The Soviet Union Is Gone, but Its Anti-Zionist Campaign Lives On
Mahmoud Abbas’s dissertation, and the “Zionologists” behind it.
When It Comes to Judaism’s Holiest Site, International Opinion Seems to Favor Religious Inequality
The State Department, the Temple Mount, and human-rights hypocrisy.
Maimonides’ Learned and Acerbic Provençal Critic
“On my life and mind! There is no great analysis here.”
The 19th Century’s Most Consequential Jewish Philanthropist, and the Gentiles Who Hated Him
Maurice de Hirsch could acquire vast wealth, but he could never feel at home.