How Palestinian Leaders’ Corruption and Israel’s Bureaucratic Inefficiency Have Helped Terror Flourish
Understanding the West Bank’s most solvable problems.
July 10, 2023
Although It Has Much to Gain, Tunisia Is Unlikely to Normalize Its Relations with the Jewish State
The government that strangled the sole Arab democracy shuns peace with Israel.
Tunisia has much in common with the nearby countries of Egypt and Morocco, both of which have made peace with Israel. And unlike most Arab countries, it is home to a small but vibrant Jewish community. Yet it has thus far avoided joining the Abraham Accords in part because of an Islamist government and in part because it tends to side with Algeria—and thus with Iran—in the conflict between Algiers and Rabat. David Levy explains:
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Although It Has Much to Gain, Tunisia Is Unlikely to Normalize Its Relations with the Jewish State
The government that strangled the sole Arab democracy shuns peace with Israel.
Germany’s Anti-Semitism Commissars Are Too Often Anti-Semitic Commissars
Wolves in sheep’s jobs.
Understanding the Zohar, and the Debate about Its Origins
The key text of Jewish mysticism.
The Disappearing Language of Curaçao’s Jews
Sephardim were the first non-African group to adopt the local creole.