Iran’s New President Earned His Post with Bloodshed
The U.S. shouldn’t remove sanctions on Ebrahim Raisi.
June 21, 2021
What Benjamin Netanyahu Achieved, and What His Successors Can Learn from Him
Economic, diplomatic, and military might—each in service of the others.
Eight days ago, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister ended an unprecedented twelve consecutive years in office. Whether he will return to the office is anyone’s guess. David M. Weinberg, while frankly acknowledging Benjamin Netanyahu’s flaws and policy failures, argues that there is much to praise about his tenure. Above all else, Weinberg writes, Netanyahu made Israel strong militarily, diplomatically, and economically:
June 21, 2021
What Benjamin Netanyahu Achieved, and What His Successors Can Learn from Him
Economic, diplomatic, and military might—each in service of the others.
Jewish Scholars Who Turn against Jewish Peoplehood Won’t Satisfy the Anti-Semites
Some century-old lessons.
Why the Hebrew Bible Belongs in Philosophy Courses
Reason met revelation in Athens as well as Jerusalem.
The Government Should Keep Its Involvement in Religious Schools to a Minimum
Why Andrew Yang is right about ḥasidic education.