Israel Isn’t on the Brink of Civil War, and Democracy Isn’t in Danger
People who should know better aren’t helping things with hysterical declarations.
March 25, 2025
The Domestic Anti-Israel Movement Is Breaking Laws and Harassing Citizens. Here’s How to Stop It
Civic terrorism.
Last week, a North Dakota court ordered the environmental organization Greenpeace to pay $667 million in damages for libel, vandalism, and acts of violent obstruction aimed at halting the construction of an oil pipeline. The ruling sets an important precedent: coordinated forms of disruptive protest that go far beyond anything that might be characterized as speech will be punished. (Greenpeace, by the way, has also accused Israel of genocide.)
March 25, 2025
Syria’s Descent into Sectarian Infighting
How followers of an esoteric, syncretistic religion became the country’s rulers and scapegoats.
The Domestic Anti-Israel Movement Is Breaking Laws and Harassing Citizens. Here’s How to Stop It
Civic terrorism.
Moses as Statesman and Lawgiver
A Platonic look at the Torah’s human hero.
In Israel, Names from the Bible Dominate
David and Sarah remain popular.