The U.S. Needs a Plan B for Iran
If the ayatollahs don’t want to return to the nuclear deal—then what?
August 5, 2021
In a Changed World, Declining Democratic Support Might Be One of Israel’s Greatest Challenges
Only a strong Israel can be a safe Israel.
Surveying the geopolitical changes that have swept the world, and the Middle East, in the last several decades, Yaakov Amidror takes stock of what they mean for the Jewish state. Among the most important developments he points to are the rise of China, the return of Russia to the Levant, and the evolution of the Internet and cyberwarfare—the last of which poses an array of new threats to any advanced country’s wellbeing. And then there is the collapse of some Arab states, coupled with the retreat of the U.S. from the Middle East:
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In a Changed World, Declining Democratic Support Might Be One of Israel’s Greatest Challenges
Only a strong Israel can be a safe Israel.
Ethiopian Jews Always Dreamed of Jerusalem
Growing up in a village that would one day make aliyah.
Resurrection in the Bible and Talmud, and Its Implications for God and Man
A professor speaks with a pastor.
Archaeologists Find New Evidence of a Biblical Earthquake
It opens new possibilities for dating artifacts in Jerusalem.