The UN’s New Blacklist of Israeli Businesses Threatens Palestinians Most of All
Palestinians overwhelmingly prefer to work for Israeli companies.
February 18, 2020
Why Arab Regimes Don’t Trust Palestinian Leaders
They’ll talk the pro-Palestinian talk, but they don’t walk the walk.
Unlike in the West, writes Yoram Ettinger, in the Arab world “historical memory is very long; nothing is forgotten [and] nothing is forgiven.” Thus, Jordan hasn’t forgotten that the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) nearly overthrew its monarchy in 1970; nor has Lebanon forgotten the PLO’s role in igniting its bloody civil war. Ettinger calls attention to the less-known case of Kuwait, a country where, at the beginning of 1990, Palestinian refugees made up a fifth of the population:
February 18, 2020
Why Arab Regimes Don’t Trust Palestinian Leaders
They’ll talk the pro-Palestinian talk, but they don’t walk the walk.
Syrian Refugees Bring Their Own Anti-Semitism to Germany
And Berlin must get serious about confronting it.
A Judaism Made Infinitely Malleable Can Provide Neither Community, Nor Comfort, Nor Transcendence
Remix Judaism? No thanks.
The Case of an Accidental Marriage in Crete That Rocked the 16th-Century Rabbinic World
Kasti Delmedigo and the gold coins.