The “New York Times” Provides a Soapbox for Iranian Hypocrisy
A representative of the leading state sponsor of terrorism condemns terror.
September 15, 2016
Yigal Allon and the Israeli Path Not Taken
Partitioning the West Bank with Jordan.
Yigal Allon (1918-1980)—commander-in-chief of the Palmach, which he helped to found, a member of the Knesset for 25 years, and holder of a host of cabinet positions—was among Israel’s most important military and political leaders. He represented a wing of the Israeli left, and of the military establishment, that became sidelined within the Labor party in favor of the faction led by Moshe Dayan and Shimon Peres. Reviewing a recent biography of Allon’s political career, Uri Heitner reflects on the directions the Israeli left did not take—including the so-called Allon Plan, which called for partitioning the West Bank between Israel and Jordan:
September 15, 2016
The U.S. Discriminates against Christian Refugees from Syria—and Should Stop
There’s a good solution to the problem.
Yigal Allon and the Israeli Path Not Taken
Partitioning the West Bank with Jordan.
Incest, Consent, and the Next Step in the Sexual Revolution
Why shouldn’t a mother be allowed to marry her daughter?
Making Sense of an Elaborate Synagogue Mosaic from the Galilee
Alexander the Great and the high priest, or a Hasmonean king and Antiochus?