Nuclear Negotiations with Iran Are Doomed to Fail
The regime is too rigid to bend—it can only break.
February 9, 2026
In his day, Arnold Horween meant more to Jews than Sandy Koufax in his.
The recent naming of the Israeli-born basketball player Deni Avidja to the NBA’s all-star game has caused considerable excitement among a certain stratum of American Jewish sports fans. But this is nothing compared to the excitement caused when Arnold Horween became Harvard’s football coach in 1926, an event that was the subject of countless synagogue sermons and articles in Jewish newspapers—and ruffled the feathers of anti-Semites.
The regime is too rigid to bend—it can only break.
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In his day, Arnold Horween meant more to Jews than Sandy Koufax in his.
The recent naming of the Israeli-born basketball player Deni Avidja to the NBA’s all-star game has caused considerable excitement among a certain stratum of American Jewish sports fans. But this is nothing compared to the excitement caused when Arnold Horween became Harvard’s football coach in 1926, an event that was the subject of countless synagogue sermons and articles in Jewish newspapers—and ruffled the feathers of anti-Semites.
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