The Delusion of Iranian Factionalism
What moderates?
January 25, 2016
The Raid on Entebbe and Israel’s Fateful Choice
A gripping new book tells the story.
When, in June 1976, Palestinian and German terrorists hijacked a flight from Israel to Paris and diverted it to the Ugandan city of Entebbe, holding the hundreds of passengers hostage there, Israel launched a daring and successful raid to free the captives. The historian Saul David tells this story in detail in a new book. At the center of the narrative, writes Alan Furst in his review, is Israel’s risky decision not to reward the terrorists with a prisoner exchange:
January 25, 2016
The Raid on Entebbe and Israel’s Fateful Choice
A gripping new book tells the story.
Why a Gay-Rights Organization Tried to Ban a Jewish Group from Its Conference
The lunacy of “intersectionality.”
Tu b’Shvat and the Jewish Love Affair with Fruit, Flower, and Foliage
Why a new year for trees?
Moving Interfaith Dialogue Beyond Doctrine
Anti-Semitism, Israel, and the Holocaust must be part of the equation.