Why the U.S. Should Try to Salvage Its Alliance with Turkey, and How It Could
Russia has made it clear that it is in Syria for good, whereas America looks ready to race for the exits.
July 26, 2019
The Kiev of Sholem Aleichem
Once a bustling, but unliterary, Jewish community.
In the fictional works of Sholem Aleichem, the Ukrainian city where he lived for much of his adult life appears frequently under the name Yehupets. Allan Arkush, reflecting on his grandparents’ occasional reminiscences of life in Kiev’s environs, sums up the history of the city’s Jewish community:
July 26, 2019
A Small Victory against BDS in Congress, but Further Battles Remain
So long as Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib are hailed as the future of the Democratic party, hatred for Israel won’t be confined to the political margins.
The Only Alternatives to Another Inconclusive Israeli Election?
One side will have to compromise.
The Kiev of Sholem Aleichem
Once a bustling, but unliterary, Jewish community.
A New Excavation Reveals the City of Goliath
More ancient, and more impressive, than previously thought.