Give Iran a Choice: Go Bankrupt, or Give Up on the Bomb
The regime’s authority, and the country’s economy, are teetering.
January 24, 2025
Western Countries Prioritize the Existence of International Institutions over the Integrity of International Law
Banning the Israeli prime minister from a Holocaust commemoration.
Monday is the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, and International Holocaust Remembrance Day. As has been the case for many years, a ceremony will be held at the most famous of Nazi death camps. Yet the leader of the Jewish state will be absent, because the Polish government—thanks to a warrant from the International Criminal Court (ICC)—will arrest him if he sets foot in the country. To Natan Sharansky, it “would be hard to contrive a crueler or more emblematic set of ironies” than the spurious charges of genocide being leveled against the Jewish state, and their perverse results:
January 24, 2025
Western Countries Prioritize the Existence of International Institutions over the Integrity of International Law
Banning the Israeli prime minister from a Holocaust commemoration.
The Deal with Hamas Is a Bad One, but a Necessary One
The Paradoxical Soul of Abraham
A new book tackles the life of the patriarch.
Was Simone Weil’s Abandonment of Judaism an Abandonment of the Jews?
The wicked daughter.