Iran Is Only Three Months from Being Able to Make a Nuclear Bomb
In five months, it could have two.
October 16, 2020
How Vladimir Jabotinsky Went from Russian Intellectual to Zionism’s Loyal Opposition
Never a pussycat.
Born to a relatively assimilated family in cosmopolitan Odessa, Vladimir Jabotinsky showed little interest in Jewish affairs when he set out to establish himself as a journalist and intellectual—writing a successful play for the Russian stage and producing influential pieces on literary criticism and current affairs. At some point around 1903, still in his twenties, Jabotinsky embraced Zionism, and went on to found the Revisionist movement, which is the forerunner of today’s Likud. A new work by Brian Horowitz explores the transitional period in this great Zionist leader’s life. Allan Arkush writes in his review:
Subscribe to Continue Reading
Get the best Jewish ideas and conversations. Subscribe to Tikvah Ideas All Access for $12/month
Login or SubscribeOctober 16, 2020
Three Inside Perspectives on Jordan’s Late Peacemaker King
A historian, a prince, and a spymaster discuss King Hussein.
The Anti-Liberal Left Poses the Greatest Danger to American Jewry
Stop being shocked.
The Frontrunner in the Palestinian Presidential Race Is a Danger to Israel and His Own People
Meet Jibril Rajoub.
How Vladimir Jabotinsky Went from Russian Intellectual to Zionism’s Loyal Opposition
Never a pussycat.