The Coronavirus Crisis Has Made Hamas Change Its Tune—for Now
The straw that broke the camel’s back?
April 23, 2020
The Coronavirus Crisis Has Made Hamas Change Its Tune—for Now
The straw that broke the camel’s back?
On April 2, Yahya Sinwar, the ruler of the Gaza Strip, threatened to “cut off the air to six million Zionists and take what we want from [them]”—presumably by overwhelming Israel with rocket fire—if his subjects were to face a shortage of medical supplies for treating coronavirus patients. But since then, something unprecedented has happened: complete quiet along Gaza’s border with Israel, with no attacks either by Hamas or by other groups. Eyal Zisser comments:
April 23, 2020
No, Sanctions Are Not Responsible for Iran’s Provocations at Sea
Rather, they show the importance of not letting Tehran get more weapons.
The Gravest Threats to Israel May Be Internal
The devastating effects of tribalism have been a motif throughout Jewish history.
How the Commemoration of the British Bombing of Dresden Flirts with Historical Revisionism
Diverting attention from the evils of Nazism.
An Assault on Homeschooling Is an Assault on Pluralism and Religious Freedom
A Harvard professor discovers a new threat to society: parents!