Israel Risks Losing Its Deterrence over Hizballah
The Iran-backed group can boast of several recent accomplishments.
May 3, 2023
The End of Erdogan Might Not Be Good News for Jerusalem
Those who replace him might feel a need to display their anti-Israel credentials.
With national elections coming in less than two weeks, Recep Tayyip Erdogan faces perhaps the most serious electoral threat of his career as Turkey’s president. Although Erdogan’s hostility toward Israel has contributed to the decline in relations between the two countries, there is little reason to believe his successor will be any better. A new government might even set back the tenuous reconciliation between the two countries. Hay Eytan Cohen Yanarocak writes:
May 3, 2023
At Harvard, an Education in Anti-Semitism
One prejudice is considered acceptable on campus.
The End of Erdogan Might Not Be Good News for Jerusalem
Those who replace him might feel a need to display their anti-Israel credentials.
Netflix Mixes a Riveting Tale of Holocaust Rescue with Bromides of Identity Politics
Isn’t Varian Fry’s heroism more interesting than his homosexuality?
One of Britain’s Oldest Printed Jewish Books, and Its Author
“A noble passage of my countryman, Milton.”