The Case against Returning to the Iran Deal
In return for merely postponing its nuclear program, the agreement rewarded Iran extravagantly.
January 26, 2021
A country that expresses reverence for those who come before will seek its own perpetuation.
Considering two anomalous statistics about the Jewish state—the first, that it has by far the world’s highest rate of coronavirus vaccination; the second, that it is the only rich, Westernized country with a rising birthrate—Meir Soloveichik looks to the Deuteronomic commandment, “choose life, that thou and thy children shall live.” He writes of the first statistic:
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Login or SubscribeIn return for merely postponing its nuclear program, the agreement rewarded Iran extravagantly.
A country that expresses reverence for those who come before will seek its own perpetuation.
Alexei Navalny doesn’t seek to avoid prison, but to defeat Putin.
“You have robbed yourself of time and us—our health!”
Built near a church, and perhaps a synagogue as well.