When It Comes to Territorial Compromise, Israel Doesn’t Have a Choice
Peace isn’t yet an option.
June 2, 2017
When It Comes to Territorial Compromise, Israel Doesn’t Have a Choice
Peace isn’t yet an option.
According to the widespread conventional wisdom on both the left and the right in Israel as well as among Israel’s allies and detractors internationally, the Jewish state faces a difficult choice: either cede territory and the security it brings in order to allow the creation of a Palestinian state, or risk the continued conflict, terror, and international opprobrium that come with holding on to the West Bank. Max Singer, however, argues that there is no choice at all:
June 2, 2017
With al-Qaeda Resurgent and Iran Ascendant, the U.S. Can’t Afford to Back Down
Don’t let Islamic State become a distraction from the big picture.
A French Jew Was Murdered by a Muslim. The French Media Concealed the Details
What really happened to Sarah Halimi.
Does Rabbinic Judaism Acknowledge a Fundamental Difference between Civil and Ritual Law?
One rabbi’s argument that civil law is rooted in human reason.
The Lebanese Jewish Housewife Who Spied for Israel
“Grandma James Bond.”