Confronting Iran after the U.S. Withdrawal from the Nuclear Deal
Israel must be ready to use force if necessary.
June 14, 2018
A New Book Explores the Jewish Graffiti of the Ancient Near East
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While ancient graffiti were much more difficult to create than their modern equivalents—requiring carving in stone rather than spray-painting—they were nonetheless plentiful. Some of these scratches and doodlings can be attributed to Jews, as the historian Karen Stern has documented in a recent book. Eve Kahn writes in her review:
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The Palestinian Authority Joins the Chemical-Weapons Convention to Spite Israel
A decision that “borders on the absurd.”
The Special Challenges of Translating from Hebrew to English
Depth vs. breadth.
The Cancellation of a Soccer Match Isn’t a Victory for BDS
The Argentinian team caved to threats of violence.
A New Book Explores the Jewish Graffiti of the Ancient Near East
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