The Era of Jihadist Insurgencies Is Over
Twenty years after the second intifada began, the states have returned.
October 6, 2020
The Crisis of the Family, Not Social Distancing, Is Making Americans Lonely
Exacerbating the loneliness gap.
Although it has become commonplace to assume that measures to combat the spread of the coronavirus has caused people to feel more alone, Lyman Stone argues that available statistical evidence suggests that, in general, Americans report feeling no more lonely in 2020 than they did in 2019. But a closer look at the data reveals something else:
October 6, 2020
No, U.S. Pressure on Iran Hasn’t Risked Starting a War
The ayatollahs want to keep conflict in the “gray zone.”
What Natan Sharansky Gets Wrong about David and Isaiah, and Right about the Jewish Predicament
A false dichotomy between the particularist king and the universalist prophet nevertheless discloses a truth about its author.
The Crisis of the Family, Not Social Distancing, Is Making Americans Lonely
Exacerbating the loneliness gap.
The Israeli Band Bringing Ancient Hebrew Poetry to the World
How Yamma made Psalm 104 a runaway hit.