A Small Victory at the UN’s Anti-Semitic Carnival
A place where lies are told—but where there are more than a few willing to speak the truth.
November 18, 2021
Thanks to the Abraham Accords, Jordan and Israel Are Concluding a Solar-Energy and Water Deal
The UAE brokered something more than cold peace.
Accompanying Israel’s normalization agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain has been much hope that these would usher in something more robust than the “cold peace” resulting from Israel’s peace treaties with Egypt (1977) and Jordan (1994), which have brought out-of-the-spotlight security and intelligence cooperation, but not much in the way of economic or cultural exchange. Not only have the events of the past year suggested that such hope was merited, but now there is also reason to believe that the Abraham Accords are helping to expand the relationship between Amman and Jerusalem. Lahav Harkov reports:
November 18, 2021
Thanks to the Abraham Accords, Jordan and Israel Are Concluding a Solar-Energy and Water Deal
The UAE brokered something more than cold peace.
The Anti-Semitic Assumptions That Led Lebanon to Reach Out to Its Departed Jews
Welcome to the Ponzi scheme.
What a Critique of Secular Medicine Gets Right, and What It Misses
The dangers of dismissing the idea that human life is inherently sacred.
A Medieval Jewish Medical Student’s Letter Home
Meeting Maimonides and fulfilling a dream.