After Seventeen Years, Is an End to the War on Terror in Sight?
The “awakened giant” shouldn’t go back to sleep just yet.
September 12, 2018
The Wages of Passivity in Syria
With Idlib expected to fall, a leading sponsor of terrorism will soon declare victory.
Over the past few days, Bashar al-Assad and his Russian and Iranian allies began an offensive to capture the city of Idlib and its environs—the last major stronghold of the rebellion that began in 2011. There is ample reason to believe that Assad’s forces will again use chemical weapons to cow the civilian populace into submission and, even if they choose not to, a high civilian death toll is all but inevitable. Considering the implications of the impending victory of America’s enemies, Noah Rothman writes:
September 12, 2018
The Wages of Passivity in Syria
With Idlib expected to fall, a leading sponsor of terrorism will soon declare victory.
To Jeremy Corbyn, Hating Jews Can’t Be Racist because Jews Are the Source of Racism
David Duke says Corbyn isn’t an anti-Semite, so that must settle the matter.
Judaism, Liberal Education, and a Life Spent Searching for the Worthy Life
From Chicago to Jerusalem to Athens.
A Medieval Prayer Book Contains the Oldest Known Example of Written Yiddish
The Worms mahzor.