The U.S. Adopts a Tougher Stance toward the Muslim Brotherhood
But it still needs to find a way to combat its non-terrorist activities.
February 2, 2018
The U.S. Adopts a Tougher Stance toward the Muslim Brotherhood
But it still needs to find a way to combat its non-terrorist activities.
Nathan Sales, the American ambassador for counterterrorism, recently announced that the State Department is designating several groups and individuals affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorists. First among them is Ismail Haniyeh, the chairman of the Hamas politburo—a decision that suggests a move away from the long-held distinction between the group’s political and military “wings.” To Eli Lake, these designations show the beginnings of a new approach to the Brotherhood as a whole:
February 2, 2018
Setting the Record Straight on Israel’s Deportation of Illegal Immigrants
No refugees are being returned home.
How to Respond to Poland’s New Law Censoring Discussion of the Holocaust
Jews and Poles should try to put the past behind them.
Remembering the Great Israeli Poet Haim Gouri
Bab el-Wad.
What Does “Thou Shalt Not Covet” Mean? And How Can the Torah Prohibit Wanting Something?
The tenth commandment.