Learning the Right Lessons from the Yom Kippur War
The IDF should have been prepared for an attack. It wasn’t.
January 3, 2023
Understanding the American Demographic Crisis, and What to Do about It
The problem is that too many people who want marriage and children don’t have them.
Whether they are concerned about population growth or about population decline, many writers and social scientists have warned about looming demographic disaster. Often that concern is focused on either society raising too few children, or the abundance of the wrong kind of people: the elderly, the poor, immigrants, and so forth. Lyman Stone, by contrast, defines demographic decline—a problem he believes to be very real—as “demographic outcomes that are explicitly and emphatically undesired by the people most immediately affected,” and considers its possible remedies:
January 3, 2023
No, Israel’s New Government Won’t Bring about a Rift with Washington
The U.S. needs Israel, and the White House knows it.
Ukraine’s Jewish History, Its Present Crisis, and Where Israel Fits In
And why Volodymyr Zelensky should be considered a Jewish hero.
Understanding the American Demographic Crisis, and What to Do about It
The problem is that too many people who want marriage and children don’t have them.
A New Television Series about Jews Falls Back on Tired Stereotypes
The trouble with Fleishman.