What Opponents of Sanctions on Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Get Wrong
Neither useless nor counterproductive.
April 10, 2019
Since George Washington, Belief—in No Particular Religion—Has Been Part of the American Credo
A nation under God.
In a 1998 speech on Marine Corps radio, the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia argued that the American tradition “has consistently affirmed a national belief in God—but not a national belief in a particular religion.” In this light, he lamented the trend in American jurisprudence since the 1960s that has sought to enforce government neutrality toward religion in general. Scalia invoked George Washington as the “best of exemplar” of the traditional view:
April 10, 2019
How Israel Should Respond to a U.S. Peace Plan
Emphasize its “red lines” and avoid unilateral withdrawals.
Since George Washington, Belief—in No Particular Religion—Has Been Part of the American Credo
A nation under God.
In the Negev, Religion Is Making the Desert Bloom
Mizraḥi Jewry and the history of Israel’s southern frontier.
The Great Jewish Cartographers of the 14th Century
Abraham and Jehuda Cresques.