Why Israeli Arabs Should Drop Their Political Parties
A choice between embracing and rejecting modernity.
September 20, 2017
Stopping Academic Boycotts Is Part of a Larger Contest for the Soul of the University
Propaganda vs. scholarship.
Over the past year, the movement to boycott, divest from, and sanction Israel (BDS) has faced a series of setbacks in its efforts to turn Israeli scholars into pariahs in the academic world. The refreshing success of BDS’s opponents, writes Jonathan Marks, comes primarily from convincing professors “that BDS is not only unjust to Israel . . . but also damaging to the academic enterprise, for which BDS seeks to substitute propagandizing”:
September 20, 2017
Stopping Academic Boycotts Is Part of a Larger Contest for the Soul of the University
Propaganda vs. scholarship.
The Israeli Supreme Court Shields Hamas Members from Punishment
A “mind-boggling” ruling.
The Phoenicians May Have Given Europe and Ancient Israel Their Alphabets, but They Left behind No Literature
Could it because they lacked a national identity?
Rare Footage of Rosh Hashanah in Tangier
Reading the Torah and blowing the shofar.