Don’t Squander Arab Good Will on the Peace Process
Improving ties between Israel and the Sunni states can benefit the U.S. in other ways.
May 5, 2017
The first-ever photographs of an ancient community.
At the age of thirty, a well-to-do German Jew named Hermann Burchardt set off for Damascus and began searching for exotic peoples he could learn about and photograph. This quest brought him, in 1901, to Sana’a in Yemen, as Chen Malul writes. (Includes photographs.)
Improving ties between Israel and the Sunni states can benefit the U.S. in other ways.
It’s really about repairing relations with the Arab world.
Rolling out the red carpet.
The first-ever photographs of an ancient community.
In Virginia, perhaps not.
At the age of thirty, a well-to-do German Jew named Hermann Burchardt set off for Damascus and began searching for exotic peoples he could learn about and photograph. This quest brought him, in 1901, to Sana’a in Yemen, as Chen Malul writes. (Includes photographs.)
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