Another Very Bad Deal with Iran Is on the Horizon
It won’t stop the mullahs from getting the bomb, but it will help China and Russia.
August 26, 2022
The U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan Has Emboldened Islamist Radicalism across the Globe
Al-Qaeda, Islamic State, and others are surging.
A year ago today, amid the shambolic American retreat from Afghanistan, a terrorist attack at the Kabul airport killed 170 people, thirteen of whom were members of the U.S. military. Soon thereafter, the Taliban gained control of Kabul, and reimposed its rule on most of the country. This, writes Jonathan Schanzer, is but one example of how the American withdrawal encouraged jihadists—both near and far:
August 26, 2022
What CNN Gets Wrong about Anti-Semitism
Downplaying the threat from the left.
The U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan Has Emboldened Islamist Radicalism across the Globe
Al-Qaeda, Islamic State, and others are surging.
How the Slaughter of French Protestants Contributed to the Birth of Freedom in America
The legacy of the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre.
How Harvard Came to Have the Largest Judaica Library in the Diaspora
“A moral obligation.”