The Woman Driven from Her Job for Condemning Anti-Semitism
“I lost credibility . . . because I’m Jewish.”
July 13, 2021
Why the Family-Reunification Law Matters
The Knesset didn’t renew a law that has prevented terrorism for two decades.
In Israel’s latest major political dust-up, the Knesset last week failed to renew a law that withholds automatic residency rights and citizenship from Palestinians who marry Israeli citizens. The law was first passed in 2003 and has been renewed annually since. Nadav Shragai explains the circumstances that gave rise to it in the first place:
July 13, 2021
Jordan’s Outreach to Iran Threatens Its Longstanding Alliance with Israel
Don’t be fooled by signs of rapprochement with Jerusalem.
Why the Family-Reunification Law Matters
The Knesset didn’t renew a law that has prevented terrorism for two decades.
Searching for Lost Jewish Property in Poland, and Finding Confusion
Plunder.
A Rare 3,000-Year-Old Inscription Bears the Name of a Biblical Judge
Gideon’s jug?