The Next Gaza War Has Been Postponed, but For How Long?
A ticking timebomb.
April 2, 2019
The Next Gaza War Has Been Postponed, but For How Long?
A ticking timebomb.
Given the recent rocket attacks on Israel and the fact that Hamas planned a larger-than-usual mass demonstration at the border fence for last Saturday, there has been ample reason to fear that another military confrontation, like that of 2014, could begin at any moment. The IDF had called up reserve units and prepared them to enter the Strip if necessary. But the protests were far less violent than the weekly riots of the past year, only a few rockets were fired, and Israeli snipers fastidiously held their fire. There has been quiet since. Alex Fishman explains what he refers to as the “Gaza timebomb”:
April 2, 2019
Playing the Race Card to Denounce Jewish Money
In the New York Times, naturally.
To Improve Its Middle East Policy, the U.S. Must Look Beyond States
And pursue more modest goals.
The French Revolution, Napoleon, and Life in a City Where Jews Needed a License to Reside
Jewish Cologne.
Paying Taxes in Biblical Israel
A story told by ancient bits of clay.