The Iran Deal’s Destructive Legacy for U.S.-Russia Relations
The echo chamber’s guilty conscience.
March 1, 2018
The Saudi Religious Scholar Who Is Trying to Fix Islam’s Anti-Semitism Problem
An actual religion of peace?
Since his appointment as head of the Muslim World League in 2016, Muhammad al-Issa has taken the organization—which has historically been used by the Saudi monarchy to spread fundamentalist, intolerant, and often anti-Semitic teachings around the globe—in a decidedly anti-Islamist direction. He has, in recent months, also been trying to offer a new attitude toward Jews. Having interviewed Issa, Ben Cohen writes:
March 1, 2018
The Saudi Religious Scholar Who Is Trying to Fix Islam’s Anti-Semitism Problem
An actual religion of peace?
The Israel-Egypt Gas Deal Is Highly Advantageous to Both Countries
But will politics get in the way?
How an Archaeology Renegade Helped Save the Bible from the Postmodernists
In praise of Hershel Shanks.
A Yiddish-Italian Purim “Shpil” in Verse
What rhymes with Ahasuerus?