To Deter Iran, America Must Stop Playing by Its Rules
Washington can see through the militia shell game. It should act like it.
February 1, 2024
The Beginnings of Ashkenaz
Israel, Babylonia, and Italy.
While the term “Ashkenazi” today refers to Jews whose ancestors hail from Central and Eastern Europe, Ashkenaz was originally medieval Jews’ word for Germany. The first Ashkenazim established communities in the Rhineland and northern France around the year 900, and their distinctive customs tended to be similar to those of Jews in the Land of Israel, as opposed to the Babylonian customs and liturgy that dominated in North Africa and Spain. But where did these Jews come from? Tamar Marvin explains:
February 1, 2024
For the “Washington Post,” the Gaza War Isn’t Just Bad, but the “Most Destructive” Conflict of the Century
Canards about organ-harvesting and other journalistic failures.
When the PLO Research Center Defended the Talmud
And the struggle to teach the Israel-Palestinian conflict at an Ivy League university.
The Beginnings of Ashkenaz
Israel, Babylonia, and Italy.
During the Pandemic, Religion Helped People Cope
Two new studies.