How France Became Iran’s Biggest Advocate
In search of former glory—and money.
September 24, 2019
The Vanishing Jews of Transnistria
A land without opportunity.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, a small sliver of land on the east bank of the Dniester River broke away from the newly independent republic of Moldova and declared itself an independent state. A brief war established the new borders of Transnistria—as this new country styled itself—and since then it has functioned independently even if neither the UN nor any of its members recognize it as such. Supported by Moscow, it serves as a pro-Russian outpost on Ukraine’s western border. Transnistria’s Jews suffered extreme brutality during the Holocaust, and now the remnants of the Jewish community are leaving, writes Cnaan Lipshiz:
September 24, 2019
The Truth about Israel’s Arab Parties
They are anti-Zionist and support terrorism.
The Liberal State, Broadly Defined, Is Not Hostile to Religion
Liberalism need not require a naked public square.
The Case of Omar Shakir Shows That Israel Needs to Improve Its Defenses against Lawfare
Even if a BDS activist gets deported, Israel’s enemies will win a propaganda victory.
The Vanishing Jews of Transnistria
A land without opportunity.