Peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia Is Possible—with American Help
The Palestinians have lost their veto over normalization.
January 5, 2023
Taiwan’s Jewish Community and Its Preventive Efforts against Anti-Semitism
“The least anti-Semitic country in the world.”
While Jews from Persia settled in the Chinese city of Kaifeng in the early Middle Ages, and Jews from India and Russia came to Shanghai and Harbin the 19th century, Taiwan had no Jews at all until the U.S. established a military presence there in the 1950s. Emily Schrader reports on the recent history, and current state, of the island's Jewish population:
January 5, 2023
American Jewish Leaders Should Stop Bemoaning the “Death of Israeli Democracy”
Pre-election rhetoric doesn’t equal post-election policy.
How the U.S. Can Hasten the Fall of the Islamic Republic
Protestors want revolution, not reform.
The Return of a 60-Year-Old Dispute between Two of American Jewry’s Leading Theologians, and Why It Matters
Does God need man to stop His suffering?
Taiwan’s Jewish Community and Its Preventive Efforts against Anti-Semitism
“The least anti-Semitic country in the world.”