Hamas and Hizballah Won’t Give Up Their Radical Goals for Economic Benefits
Learning from the Mossad’s mistake.
June 18, 2021
“The Netanyahus” Points to the Exhaustion of American Jewish Literature
Is Israel the only source of interesting material for a Jewish novelist?
At the center of Joshua Cohen’s new novel is an encounter between Benzion Netanyahu—the Jewish historian, personal secretary to Vladimir Jabotinsky, and father of the former prime minister—and a fictional American Jewish college professor named Ruben Blum. Ben Judah writes in his review:
June 18, 2021
The Democrats’ Feeble Response to the Anti-Semites in Their Midst
Ilhan Omar, her defenders, and her timid critics.
Why Christian Leaders’ Pro-Israel Letter Matters
They support the Jewish state, not any particular prime minister.
The Supreme Court’s Ruling on Foster Care Is a Victory for Religious Freedom—and Not a Defeat for Gay Rights
Misunderstanding Fulton v. City of Philadelphia.
“The Netanyahus” Points to the Exhaustion of American Jewish Literature
Is Israel the only source of interesting material for a Jewish novelist?