Why U.S. Officials Keep Talking to the Press about Covert Israeli Operations in Iran
Someone in Washington is afraid of the mullahs.
July 1, 2022
Why U.S. Officials Keep Talking to the Press about Covert Israeli Operations in Iran
Someone in Washington is afraid of the mullahs.
Last week, according to the New York Times, a powerful Iranian intelligence chief lost his job after a series of successful acts of sabotage, thought by many inside and outside of the Islamic Republic to have been carried out by the Mossad. Attributed to Israel are various suspicious explosions at sites connected to the Iranian nuclear program as well as the killing of seven members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in May and June—including two colonels. Eyal Zisser comments on the American reaction:
July 1, 2022
The Roots of American Christian Zionism Lie in Both Religious and Secular Reasoning
The one foreign-policy idea that united liberals, conservatives, internationalists, and isolationists.
Anti-Semitic Artwork Raises Eyebrows, but Not Hard Questions, in Germany
One of the soldiers depicted as a pig is wearing a helmet labeled “Mossad” and a scarf with a Star of David.
A Celebrated French Writer’s Attack on Conventional Language, Conventional Morality, and Jews
Unhappy is the nation that can still make a great man out of Céline.
How the Jewish Bible Shaped Abraham Lincoln, and Lincoln Shaped American Jewry
“I should like to visit Jerusalem sometime.”