The Iran Deal Is Based on Inspections That Won’t Work
A cat-and-mouse game Iran will win.
August 4, 2015
What’s So Paradoxical about the Return of Religion?
What Michael Walzer misses.
In The Paradox of Liberation, the political philosopher Michael Walzer examines the recent histories of Algeria, India, and Israel: countries liberated from European rule under the aegis of secular socialist movements. For Walzer, the “paradox” is that all three countries experienced a politically potent religious revival, for which he blames the left-wing movements’ desire “to . . . remake fellow citizens in a secular and progressive mold.” Peter Berkowitz writes in his review:
August 4, 2015
An Anti-Israel Witch Hunt at Connecticut College
A victory for the mob, and for Islamists.
Lithuania’s Hunt for Jewish “War Criminals” Who Fought the Nazis
Rewriting history.
What’s So Paradoxical about the Return of Religion?
What Michael Walzer misses.
Abraham Zacuto: The Jewish Astronomer Who Helped Pave the Way for the Age of Exploration
Columbus credited Zacuto’s book with saving his life.