Hebron’s Restless Palestinian Clans, and Israel’s Missed Opportunity
Did a new vision for Judea and Samaria come too late?
July 9, 2025
Why Hizballah Didn’t Join in the Twelve-Day War
It’s busy preparing for the next one.
One of the many remaining questions regarding the recent conflict with Iran concerns Hizballah’s decision to sit it out. The Iranian proxy is still thought to have a sizeable, if much diminished, stockpile of rockets, and a number of fighters. Yet it did not even participate symbolically. Tal Beeri examines its reasons, and asserts that it would be wrong to conclude that Hizballah is deterred, at least not in anything but a temporary way:
July 9, 2025
Why Hizballah Didn’t Join in the Twelve-Day War
It’s busy preparing for the next one.
Jews, for the Most Part, Remain Loyal Democrats
A closer look at the 2024 Jewish vote.
A Wartime Visit to One of Morocco’s Great Jewish Pilgrimage Sites
The hilula of Judah Ibn Attar.
A Historian Returns to His Grandmother’s Shtetl
Simnas, Lithuania—and its empty synagogue.