The Persian Gulf War’s Legacy for Israeli Strategy in Syria
When Israel was ready to bomb Baghdad.
January 28, 2019
The Persian Gulf War’s Legacy for Israeli Strategy in Syria
When Israel was ready to bomb Baghdad.
In addition to its military buildup in Syria, and its longstanding presence in Lebanon, Iran has begun sending medium-range missiles to its Shiite proxy militias in Iraq—which could be used to retaliate against future Israeli strikes on Iranian infrastructure in Syria. Alex Fishman explains the dilemma this move creates for the Jewish state:
January 28, 2019
To Preserve the American Jewish Big Tent, Exclusion Is Sometimes Necessary
Say “no” to radical anti-Zionists.
The Netherlands’ Stubborn Refusal to Come to Terms with Its Collaboration with the Nazis
Dutch police rounded up Jews and the government-in-exile ignored what it knew.
Technological Progress and the Human Condition, a Half-Century after the Moon Landing
How Joseph B. Soloveitchik foresaw the loneliness epidemic.
Preserving the Ethiopian Contribution to Judaism
Where academics and rabbis have not yet stepped.