The Zionist Ideal of Self-Reliance May Be behind Israel’s Vaccination Success
Not to mention Judaism, and democracy.
January 6, 2021
When It Comes to Israel, the Biden Administration Won’t Make Things Much Worse—or Much Better
Some historical perspective.
Surveying the history of Democratic administrations’ relationships with Israel—from Harry Truman supporting Israel’s creation over the vociferous objections of his trusted secretary of state, George Marshall, to Lyndon Johnson calling two Jewish advisers “Zionist dupes” (but thereafter giving crucial support to Jerusalem in the wake of the Six-Day War), to Barack Obama’s policy of creating “daylight”—Tevi Troy finds a decidedly mixed record. He then engages in some informed speculation about what sorts of policies Joe Biden will bring to Washington:
January 6, 2021
When It Comes to Israel, the Biden Administration Won’t Make Things Much Worse—or Much Better
Some historical perspective.
It’s Time for American Jewry to Drop the Banner of Palestinian Statehood
If Arab states can give up on the PLO, why can’t U.S. Jewish organizations?
What a Recent Novel on Modern Orthodox Teenage Rebels Lacks
Sex, drugs, and Zohar?
The Jewish War for Freedom That Would Go Unrivaled for 1,800 Years
Bar Kokhba in history and archaeology.