Nikki Haley’s Tough Talk Isn’t Isolating the U.S. at the UN. It’s Restoring America’s Influence
Confronting the jackals.
December 22, 2017
The Growing Risk of an Israeli Confrontation with Iran in Syria
As the war winds down, Iran will be less hesitant to strike back.
In addition to one or two thousand Iranian troops in Syria, Tehran also has at under its command some 100,000 Syrian militiamen and 20,000-25,000 fighters from Lebanon, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. The Islamic Republic has also successfully completed a land bridge running from its borders, through Iraq and Syria, to Lebanon; it now plans to build air, naval, and land bases in Syrian territory. Thus far, Israel has effectively used airstrikes and artillery fire to enforce its red lines in Syria, but, argues Michael Herzog, the ayatollahs may soon become bolder about striking back:
December 22, 2017
The Growing Risk of an Israeli Confrontation with Iran in Syria
As the war winds down, Iran will be less hesitant to strike back.
The New White House National-Security Strategy Is Good News for Israel, and for America
It acknowledges that the Israel-Palestinian conflict is not “the prime irritant preventing peace and prosperity” in the Middle East.
Psychology Helped Create Our Moral Malaise. It Can Also Help Cure It
The crisis of sexuality is ultimately a crisis of character.
How the Torah Uses Egyptian Words and Customs to Color the Joseph Story
Reeds, dreams, and beards.