The Failure of Palestinian Nationalism
A national movement inextricably linked to the destruction of another nation.
March 11, 2019
Why John Locke Preferred the Old Testament to the New
And why Israel and the U.S. should stop neglecting the Hebrew Bible.
In John Locke’s Political Philosophy and the Hebrew Bible, the Israeli scholar Yechiel Leiter analyzes biblical influences on the ideas of the 17th-century English thinker, noting that his work is informed far more by the Tanakh than by the New Testament. Crucial to Locke’s political system, for instance, is the principle that the overthrow of tyrannical regimes is justified. Evelyn Gordon writes in her review:
March 11, 2019
Democratic Legislators Rush to Excuse Anti-Semitism
What does the Ilhan Omar fracas portend for the party’s future?
The Fate of Benjamin Netanyahu and the Future of the Israel
Elections, indictments, and a peace plan—oh my!
Why John Locke Preferred the Old Testament to the New
And why Israel and the U.S. should stop neglecting the Hebrew Bible.
Two Recent Novels about Undying Jewish Women Make Distinctive Statements about Human Purpose
Wandering Jewesses.