The U.S. and UN Continue to Recycle Palestinian Propaganda about Settlements
New construction will have zero impact on the peace process.
September 6, 2016
Should Israel Become a Maritime Power?
Making up for a reduced American role.
While Israel’s navy tends to be quite good at what it does, its activity is limited to preventing arms shipments from reaching Gaza, patrolling the country’s Mediterranean coastline, and defending against attack from the sea. Now a group of American and Israeli experts has argued that Israel should develop a true maritime strategy to insure the security of the global shipping routes on which its economy depends. Haviv Rettig Gur explains the importance of the issue in light of the changing U.S.-Israel relationship as well as the American retreat from world leadership in general and from the Middle East in particular:
September 6, 2016
Should Israel Become a Maritime Power?
Making up for a reduced American role.
Where Palestinians Are Being Tortured, Imprisoned, and Slaughtered
The other Palestinians.
A Lost Jewish Tradition about the Bible’s Authorship
Did Isaiah write the book of Isaiah?
Jonathan Safran Foer: Not the Great American Jewish Novelist
If kitsch has a “fairy-tale glow,” then Here I Am is positively radiant.