When It Comes to Israel, Will the European Union’s Bark Match Its Bite?
Jerusalem should reach out to the Baltic states and other potential allies.
June 9, 2020
The Pensacola Shooter’s al-Qaeda Ties Should Lead to Renewed Scrutiny of Saudi Arabia
Riyadh’s Frankenstein monster lives on.
In December, Mohammed al-Shamrani, a Saudi military pilot participating in a training exercise at the U.S. naval base in Pensacola, Florida, shot three American servicemen and injured eight others. According to information recently released by the Justice Department, the shooter was an al-Qaeda operative who had been planning the attack for some time. The Pentagon has responded with an effort to improve its vetting procedures for participants in such joint exercises, but John Hannah and Varsha Koduvayur argue that more must be done:
June 9, 2020
The Pensacola Shooter’s al-Qaeda Ties Should Lead to Renewed Scrutiny of Saudi Arabia
Riyadh’s Frankenstein monster lives on.
Bernard Lewis on Why It’s Possible to Hate Jews Without Being an Anti-Semite
The great scholar chose his words carefully.
Finding an Answer in Jewish Law to the Ethical Problem of Self-Driving Cars
Halakhah and the trolley problem.
A New Genetic Study Sheds Light on the Biblical Canaanites
A homogenous group, some of whose ancestors came from far away.