A Left-Wing Israeli’s Case for the U.S. Peace Plan
For Palestinian leaders, a Jewish state is too high a price to pay.
February 4, 2020
The Future of Russia and the Fate of Its Jews
To ex-KGB officers, Jews are extremely powerful.
Having grown up in the Soviet Union, Yevgenia Albats became a journalist and pro-democracy activist after the fall of Communism, and has also been involved in Jewish communal affairs. She is currently editor-in-chief of the New Times, one of Russia’s major opposition magazines. In an interview with Cathy Young, she recalls the anti-Semitism she faced as a child:
February 4, 2020
Israel Must Contain Turkey’s Attempt to Expand into the Mediterranean
How Jerusalem should interpret Ankara’s latest efforts to sow regional discord.
False and Dangerous as It Is, the Idea that Anti-Semitism Is Limited to the Far Right Refuses to Die
How Mayor de Blasio’s partisan blinders endanger New York’s Jews.
The Future of Russia and the Fate of Its Jews
To ex-KGB officers, Jews are extremely powerful.
The Victims of Cancel Culture Are Sacrifices to Propitiate the Gods of Wokeness
Understanding the religious impulses underpinning the American left.