The Assassination of a Nuclear Scientist Suggests That the Iranian Regime Is in Trouble
Even members of the elite are defecting.
December 8, 2020
The Implicit Bargain behind the Supreme Court’s Ruling on Religious Liberty during the Pandemic
States can impose restrictions on houses of worship, so long as they are not discriminatory.
Just before Thanksgiving, the U.S. Supreme Court decided in favor of Agudath Israel—the nation’s leading ḥaredi organization—and the Catholic diocese of Brooklyn, which claimed that New York State’s restrictions on houses of worship located in neighborhoods deemed coronavirus “hotspots” constituted an undue burden on the free exercise of religion. Examining the decision, Michael A. Helfand writes:
December 8, 2020
Palestinians Should Pay Heed to the Cracks in Israeli Arab Anti-Zionism
Recognizing the inevitability of the Jewish state and negotiating with it for the betterment of their own future.
The Implicit Bargain behind the Supreme Court’s Ruling on Religious Liberty during the Pandemic
States can impose restrictions on houses of worship, so long as they are not discriminatory.
A New Exhibit on the Jews Who Fought Back against the Nazis
Beyond the Warsaw Ghetto uprising.
The Dramatic Story of How the Israeli Navy Smuggled Its Own Ships and Used Them to Achieve Stunning Victories
The boats of Cherbourg.