Why Israel Must Maintain Its Presence in the Jordan Valley
Peacekeepers and high-tech surveillance are no substitute for the IDF’s boots on the ground.
June 19, 2020
Why we should listen to the impartial spectator within.
While the 18th-century Scottish thinker Adam Smith is best known for his economic writings, he also wrote a major work of ethical philosophy titled The Theory of Moral Sentiments. In a recent book, Ryan Patrick Hanley argues that, just as Smith did much to describe the prosperity that trade and market competition can bring about, he can also help us as individuals erect standards of ethical comportment. Tal Fortgang writes:
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Login or SubscribePeacekeepers and high-tech surveillance are no substitute for the IDF’s boots on the ground.
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Why we should listen to the impartial spectator within.
A date palm named Methuselah.