The Drawbacks of a U.S. “Reset” with the Palestinian Authority
A leaked State Department memo show little sympathy for the Palestinian people, and much for their rulers.
March 23, 2021
Under the Assads, Syria Developed a Soft-Spot for Nazism
A country where every bookstore sells Mein Kampf.
In almost every bookstore in Syria, writes Asser Khattab, one can find an abridged Arabic translation of Mein Kampf. And having spent much of his life in Aleppo and Damascus, Khattab has numerous anecdotes from both his own experiences and those of friends of coming across Nazi memorabilia in shops, or meeting people with the first name Hitler, or encountering expressions of sympathy for the Nazis. He observes:
March 23, 2021
Making Sense of Israel’s Election
And its 37 parties.
Under the Assads, Syria Developed a Soft-Spot for Nazism
A country where every bookstore sells Mein Kampf.
What to Do When Religion and Law Collide
“Before any man can be considered as a member of civil society, he must be considered as a subject of the Governor of the Universe.”
How the Culture of Modern-Day Bedouin Illuminates the Bible
And why a dominant academic theory about Judaism’s origins might be wrong.