What’s Wrong with the Middle East and What Will It Mean for Israel?
This is "unlikely to be the type of warfare which ends."
July 17, 2015
Do State Anti-BDS Laws Pose a First Amendment Problem?
Not in the slightest, despite what BDS supporters think.
Not in the slightest, explains Eugene Kontorovich—despite claims to the contrary made by supporters of the Boycott, Divest, and Sanction (BDS) movement as well as by Abraham Foxman, the outgoing director of the Anti-Defamation League:
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Do State Anti-BDS Laws Pose a First Amendment Problem?
Not in the slightest, despite what BDS supporters think.
Concentration Camps, the Holocaust, and the Liberation
A new book clears up lingering popular misconceptions.
Yemen’s Remaining Jews and Their Music
Why Yemenite-Israeli music enjoys a surprising popularity in the Arab world.
An Animal-Rights Group Is Suing to Prevent Jewish Ritual Slaughter
It wants to stop ultra-Orthodox Jews from slaughtering chickens.