The Recent Terrorist Attack in Be’er Sheva Didn’t Happen in a Vacuum
Not an angry young man, but a married adult with a steady income.
March 25, 2022
The Recent Terrorist Attack in Be’er Sheva Didn’t Happen in a Vacuum
Not an angry young man, but a married adult with a steady income.
On Tuesday, a Bedouin citizen of Israel drove his car into one person and stabbed several others in the Negev city of Be’er Sheva, leaving four dead. The perpetrator was unusual in that he hailed from neither eastern Jerusalem nor the West Bank, and his sympathies lay with Islamic State (IS) rather than Palestinian organizations. But, writes Nadav Shragai, this should not be treated as an isolated event:
March 25, 2022
Academic Middle East Scholars Spent Two Decades Making Themselves Irrelevant
They got things wrong, and failed to learn from their mistakes.
Adam Kinzinger’s Spurious Attack on the Jewish State
“Israel needs to pick a side.” But does anyone else?
The Death of Aaron’s Sons and Judaism’s Divided View of Martyrdom
It is praiseworthy to die for God, but even better to live for Him.
Are Christian Readers of the Hebrew Bible Guilty of Opening Someone Else’s Mail?
Two religions, divided by a common scripture.