To Dominate the Middle East, Iran Builds a Path to the Mediterranean
The road through Damascus.
October 11, 2016
Should Religion Be a Source of Comfort, or a Source of Truth?
A lesson from the book of Jonah.
In the book of Jonah, traditionally read during the Yom Kippur afternoon service, the famously reluctant prophet does not state the reason for his flight from God until near the book’s conclusion, after the people of Nineveh, moved by his warnings of doom, repent and earn divine forgiveness. Only then does Jonah petulantly tell God that he fled because “I knew that You are a gracious and merciful God, slow to anger, abundant in kindness, and Who relents of evil.” Dovid Bashevkin comments:
October 11, 2016
The Truth about Western Colonialism
An ideological term that distorts the realities of history.
British Royals Should Visit the Jewish State—Officially
Why would Prince Charles go to his grandmother’s grave in secret?
Should Religion Be a Source of Comfort, or a Source of Truth?
A lesson from the book of Jonah.
In Jerusalem, an Ideal Audience for Chamber Music
What every musician seeks most.