Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain Nuclear Facility Isn’t Impenetrable
Why the site matters.
July 17, 2026
The Case against Daylight Savings
Bad for observant Jews, bad for American families.
Earlier this week, the House of Representatives passed a bill that would make daylight savings time last the whole year. If it passes the Senate, the bill would eliminate the disruption caused by the biannual clock change, associated with medical errors, automotive accidents, and higher incidence of heart attacks and strokes. But solving this problem by moving to permanent daylight savings, rather than eliminating it, would disrupt the lives of observant Jews, as Yonat Shimron explains:
July 17, 2026
Lebanon Has a Chance to Push Back against Hizballah, If It Has the Courage
President Aoun talks the talk. Will he walk the walk?
The Case against Daylight Savings
Bad for observant Jews, bad for American families.
Syria’s (Almost) Last Jew
Meet Bakhour Chamntoub.
The Talmud and Its Discontents
The word of God descended into the world not to abolish argument, but to sanctify it.