America’s Rejection of the Nuclear Deal Didn’t Get Iran Closer to Developing the Bomb
Nor is Israeli opposition to the deal at fault.
March 16, 2021
As Israel’s Political Parties Fight for the Role of Coalition Kingmaker, the Religious-Secular Divide Comes to the Fore
Two very different parties have found in each other the perfect enemies.
With Israelis going to the polls next week, Haviv Rettig Gur comments on the predicament party leaders now find themselves in:
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As Israel’s Political Parties Fight for the Role of Coalition Kingmaker, the Religious-Secular Divide Comes to the Fore
Two very different parties have found in each other the perfect enemies.
After More Than Half a Century of Reluctance, the Druze of the Golan Are Embracing Israel
As civil war rages in Syria, social pressure among Druze fades.
A Great Jewish Scholar’s Rediscovered Lecture on Civil Religion and the American Constitution
Leo Strauss on “Religion and the Commonweal.”
How the COVID-19 Baking Craze and Jewish Rituals Surrounding Bread Cast Light on the Meaning of Passover
Bread—not by our hands alone.