Why the Israeli Presence in the West Bank Conforms with International Law
It’s wrong to speak of an “occupation.”
April 10, 2018
Why the Israeli Presence in the West Bank Conforms with International Law
It’s wrong to speak of an “occupation.”
It is generally taken for granted, even among Israel’s friends, that the territories acquired from Jordan in 1967 are under “occupation.” Israel itself even applies to the West Bank the laws of the Geneva Convention regarding occupied territory. But, argues Eugene Kontorovich, it does so in error. (Interview by Sarah Haetzni-Cohen.)
April 10, 2018
Bashar al-Assad and His Axis of Evil
Russia, Iran, and North Korea.
The Gaza Protests—and the Jerusalem Protests That Weren’t
The Hamas-organized demonstrations aren’t peaceful, and won’t win Arab sympathy.
At Harvard, Traditional Christian Beliefs Have Become Anathema
Bad news for those who seek accommodation between Christianity and liberalism.
Why Do Religions Need Rules?
And why does Judaism need so many?