The U.S.-Israel Alliance Is Too Sturdy to Be Upended by a Presidential Election
Common interests and common values.
November 4, 2020
Solving the Riddle of Saudi Arabia, and of September 11
Fouad Ajami’s last book.
After writing books centered on Egypt, Lebanon, the Palestinians, Iraq, and Syria, the great Arab scholar Fouad Ajami tackled Saudi Arabia. His book on the subject, titled Crosswinds, did not appear until after his death in 2014. Martin Kramer examines Ajami’s assessment of this country, whose great wealth, the latter once observed, “only underlined a painful gap between what a society can buy and what it can be.”
November 4, 2020
In Confronting Jihadism, France Is at the Forefront of a War for Europe’s Future
But American observers display moral confusion.
Why Ultra-Orthodox Jews Need to Reckon with Their Own Success
“You are no longer oppressed. And that is a good thing.”
Solving the Riddle of Saudi Arabia, and of September 11
Fouad Ajami’s last book.
How a Fashion Journalist Found Her Way to Orthodox Judaism
Immeasurable patience and immense love.