Iranian Agents Have Threatened American Voters and Tried to Stir Up Civil Strife
Part of a network spreading propaganda throughout the Arab world.
March 9, 2021
Why Israeli Bedouin Are Starting to Get Vaccinated—Despite Initial Reluctance
Trust matters.
While Israel leads the world in coronavirus vaccinations per capita, vaccination rates remain very low among the country’s Bedouin, many of whom are suspicious of the vaccine. In one instance, a village received 1,000 doses, but only twenty residents agreed to receive a shot, and the remaining doses had to be discarded. Mohammed al-Nabari—a physician and the former mayor of a Bedouin village—heads a nonprofit dedicated to helping his fellow Bedouin. He describes its efforts to rectify the situation:
March 9, 2021
Why Israeli Bedouin Are Starting to Get Vaccinated—Despite Initial Reluctance
Trust matters.
Cancel Culture, Anti-Semitism, and the Great Awokening
How hostility toward Israel became one of three pillars of the new radicalism.
How Judaism Can Recover Its Rationalist Legacy
The dangers of ignoring a medieval tradition.
How the Kosher Wine Business Has Weathered the Pandemic
And why Israelis started drinking wine with their families.