According to a Basic Rule in International Law, the West Bank Is Part of Israel
Israel’s borders can be defined the same way as Mali’s or Slovakia’s.
March 14, 2016
Don’t Let American Judaism Become a Holocaust Cult
Memory is sacred, but victimhood cannot be the foundation stone of Jewish identity.
If American Jews are asked to explain the role of Judaism in their lives, writes Charles Krauthammer, they are most likely to respond by citing ritual observance, a commitment to social justice, or memory of the Holocaust. Krauthammer points to the danger of putting a single historical catastrophe at the center of Jewish identity:
March 14, 2016
What Israeli Jews Really Think about Their Arab Compatriots
Are Jewish-Arab relations headed for an explosion?
Don’t Let American Judaism Become a Holocaust Cult
Memory is sacred, but victimhood cannot be the foundation stone of Jewish identity.
A New Novel Tackles Jewish Family and Community—and Prayer
As Close to Us as Breathing.
Iran’s New Syrian Hizballah
More loyal to Tehran than to Damascus.