“Ending the War in Yemen” Would Lead to More Bloodshed and Threaten Global Trade
Much more is at stake than Congress wants to admit.
December 13, 2018
“Ending the War in Yemen” Would Lead to More Bloodshed and Threaten Global Trade
Much more is at stake than Congress wants to admit.
A bipartisan movement is afloat in Congress to end American support for the Saudi-led coalition currently fighting the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. With frustration at Riyadh over the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, reports of impending famine and a cholera outbreak in Yemen, and mounting casualties, Congress could go so far as to cut all funding for U.S. involvement in the war. But to do so would be a grave mistake, argues Mohammed Khalid Alyahya:
December 13, 2018
A Recent Shooting Is a Reminder of the Constant Threat of West Bank Terror
Over 500 such attacks have been foiled this year.
It Would Be Absurd for Israel to Snub a Right-Wing High Italian Official
No country can sacrifice its interests for the sake of moral preening.
Halakhah Provides a Uniquely Rabbinic Way of Analyzing the Human Condition
But what does it mean for the state of Israel?
America’s Pagan Future?
Will paganism supplant monotheism?