Revamp NATO to Fight Radical Islam
Create a global alliance for the 21st century—one that includes Israel.
February 16, 2017
The Jews of “Casablanca”
We’ll Always Have Casablanca.
No small number of Jews, many from Central Europe, had a role in creating the classic film Casablanca. They included the identical twins Philip and Julius Epstein, the original screenwriters; Howard Koch, who replaced them; the director Michael Curtiz (born Mihaly Kertesz in Budapest); and Peter Lorre (born Laszlo Löwenstein in what is now Slovakia) who played the fixer Ugarte. Reviewing a recent book about the movie, titled We’ll Always Have Casablanca, David Mikics writes:
February 16, 2017
Thinking Beyond the Two-State Solution
A settler’s view.
Contain Iran by Sanctioning Its Misbehavior
Part of a coordinated campaign against Tehran’s destabilizing activities.
Even without Scrolls, the Latest Discovery at the Dead Sea Could Help Fight Forgery
Clues in blank parchment.
The Jews of “Casablanca”
We’ll Always Have Casablanca.