Iran Is More Dangerous Than Islamic State, and the West Should Stop Giving It a Pass
Tehran played a weak hand brilliantly.
September 30, 2016
Shimon Peres: The Man Who Dreamed Too Much
Lover of the land, romantic optimist, and great statesman.
Reflecting on the long and often controversial career of Shimon Peres, who died Tuesday night at the age of ninety-three, Amnon Lord tries to make sense of the man he deems a worthy successor to his mentor David Ben-Gurion:
September 30, 2016
Shimon Peres: The Man Who Dreamed Too Much
Lover of the land, romantic optimist, and great statesman.
The Soros Foundation’s Campaign against Israel
Not-so-open society.
The Surprising Revival of Old-Style Cantorial Music, and Its More Surprising Place in Israeli Culture
Featuring some Rosh Hashanah classics.
The Cultural Heritage of the Venice Ghetto, on Display in Jerusalem
The 500th anniversary of the first ghetto.