An Israeli Nonaggression Pact with Sympathetic Arab States Would Be an Important Step on the Road to Peace
Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Morocco are considering it.
December 10, 2019
The Overlooked Third Son of Adam and Eve
An argument against original sin.
After their first son, Cain, kills their second, Abel, and is sent into exile by God, the biblical Adam and Eve have a third, named Seth, from whom Noah—and hence all of postdiluvian humanity—is born. The book of Genesis, after ignoring Adam and Eve for 22 verses, during which, it seems, 130 years have gone by, states that the two had a son. Eve “called him Seth, because God has granted me a new future in place of Abel, killed by Cain. To Seth also a son is born, and he named him Enosh.” In a 1999 essay, recently republished online, Elie Wiesel explored this oft-forgotten biblical character about whom the Bible tells us so little:
December 10, 2019
The Jordan Valley Is Crucial to Israeli Security
What those who argue otherwise get wrong.
Tucker Carlson’s Rant about a Jewish Financier Exposes the High Tolerance for Anti-Semitism on Both Left and Right
Carlson also praised Henry Ford.
Why France’s New Anti-Semitism Law Matters
Winning a battle in a long war.
The Overlooked Third Son of Adam and Eve
An argument against original sin.