Elections Could Worsen, Rather Than Alleviate, the Palestinian Crisis of Political Legitimacy
The U.S. should instead focus on corruption, stability, and humanitarian concerns.
February 5, 2021
Hizballah Renews Its Cyberwarfare
Iran’s digital subcontractor is a growing threat.
In 2012, Israeli cybersecurity experts discovered a group calling itself Lebanese Cedar engaged in hacking, distributing malware, and other digital mischief that appeared to be connected to the Iran-backed terrorist group Hizballah. After ceasing its activities for a period, the group seems to have resurfaced last year. Annie Fixler writes:
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A Republican Party with Room for Marjorie Taylor Greene Has No Room for Jews
Just as Ilhan Omar has legitimized one form of anti-Semitic prejudice, Taylor Greene’s continued presence legitimizes another.
Hizballah Renews Its Cyberwarfare
Iran’s digital subcontractor is a growing threat.
The Biblical Sonnets of a Forgotten Jewish Writer
Uriel Birnbaum.
The 17th-Century German Former Minister Whose Illustrations Graced America’s Best-Known Haggadah
From an Amsterdam convert to Maxwell House.