Taking the Islamic State Threat to the U.S. Seriously, and Reclaiming America’s National Purpose
The president thinks America can live with occasional terrorist attacks. He’s wrong.
November 1, 2016
Taking the Islamic State Threat to the U.S. Seriously, and Reclaiming America’s National Purpose
The president thinks America can live with occasional terrorist attacks. He’s wrong.
After eight years of retreat from global leadership, American foreign policy is in shambles, with the country’s adversaries ascendant from Crimea to the Middle East to the Pacific. Abe Greenwald notes that among Barack Obama’s many foreign-policy misjudgments is his belief that Islamic State’s warriors “do no threaten our national existence.”
November 1, 2016
Fatah’s Attacks on the Balfour Declaration Are Reminder That Palestinian Leaders Don’t Believe in a Two-State Solution
Not much has changed since 1948.
A Civil-Rights Group That Once Took Klansmen and Neo-Nazis to Court Now Hounds Liberal Muslims for “Blasphemy”
The ignominious decline of the Southern Poverty Law Center.
A 19th-Century Jewish Zealot, Mystic, Promoter of Science, and Universalist
Pinḥas Eliyahu Hurwitz’s bestseller remains popular among Ḥaredim today.
Tales of Ten Scrolls
The journeys of historic Torah scrolls.