The Achievements, and Limitations, of Israel’s Spectacular Covert Operation against Hizballah
It won’t make the northern border safe.
September 20, 2024
The UK Is Turning on Israel to Satisfy Its Most Extreme Voters
But its betrayals will never be enough.
Since Britain’s current government took office, it has dropped its objections to the International Criminal Court’s attempt to issue an arrest warrant for Prime Minister Netanyahu; restored funding to UNRWA, despite many of its employees being outed as terrorists; and restricted arms exports to Israel. “In none of these cases,” writes Tom Harris, “can we see any similarity with what previous Labor governments would have done.”
September 20, 2024
By Blowing Up Hizballah’s Electronics, Israel Demonstrated Its Technical and Moral Superiority
History’s first mass targeted killing.
The UK Is Turning on Israel to Satisfy Its Most Extreme Voters
But its betrayals will never be enough.
The Enduring Power of “Fiddler on the Roof”
Not too Jewish for England, or Japan.
The Holocaust and the Music That Memorialized It
Consolation in dark times is not always a bad thing.