The U.S. Has Managed to Force a Stalemate in the Syrian Civil War, at Least for Now
A quagmire for the Russians.
July 3, 2020
The U.S. Has Managed to Force a Stalemate in the Syrian Civil War, at Least for Now
A quagmire for the Russians.
In a little remarked-upon statement in May, James Jeffrey, the State Department’s envoy for Syria policy, said that his goal was to turn the war-torn country into “a quagmire for the Russians.” By using economic leverage, this policy has achieved modest success, writes Jonathan Spyer:
July 3, 2020
The EU’s Feeble Attempts to Stop Funding Palestinian Terror, and the Outraged Palestinian Response
A sense of entitlement.
How the Campus Crusade against Israel Suppresses Freedom of Speech and Open Inquiry
A cheap ploy made life hellish for a Jewish professor.
For Religious Ritual to Confront Death, It Must Step Outside of Reason
Finding the rationale for the nonrational.
Piecing Together an 8th-Century Letter from a Jewish Merchant in China
What might be the earliest extant document in modern Persian.