By Bringing an Arab Party into the Government, Israel Fulfilled Part of Vladimir Jabotinsky’s Vision
The other side of the Iron Wall.
June 23, 2022
Why Some Human-Rights Groups Have Done So Much Good, While Others Do So Much Harm
Who will guard the NGOs?
Known to diplomats as nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), philanthropies like the International Campaign for Tibet have done much to provide information about, and call attention to, terrible abuses of human rights in parts of the world that would otherwise be ignored. Such groups, notes Elliott Abrams, can accomplish things that are difficult for governments or the various branches of the UN. But the same independence that accounts for the success of some NGOs also explains the moral corruption of others—particularly two of the world’s largest and most influential, which have become consumed by obsessive and irrational hatred for the Jewish state:
June 23, 2022
Why Some Human-Rights Groups Have Done So Much Good, While Others Do So Much Harm
Who will guard the NGOs?
Convoluted Jewish Arguments in Favor of Abortion Rest on a Misunderstanding of Religious Freedom
Jews’ First Amendment rights are not at stake.
Everyday Life by the Rivers of Babylon in the Era of Jeremiah and Ezekiel
The earliest records of the Diaspora show Jews keeping the memory of their homeland alive.
The Anglo-Jewish Grandee Who Led One of World War II’s Most Successful Intelligence Operations
Ewen Montagu and Operation Mincemeat.