Why an American Consulate in Jerusalem Would Damage the Cause of Peace
It gives Palestinian leaders false hope that the city will one day be the capital of a Palestinian state.
October 28, 2021
Instead of Blaming Facebook for Our Problems, We Should Look Inward
Jonathan Sacks, morality, and algorithms.
Since a whistleblower went public with details about how Facebook chose to ignore various findings about the deleterious effects of its websites, various criticisms of the social-media pioneer have been in the news. In particular, Facebook’s detractors argue that its algorithms tend to show users misleading and inaccurate information, as well as messages that harm children’s self-esteem. Francis Nataf suggests that Facebook might not really be the problem:
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The Recent Iranian Attack on U.S. Forces Sends a Message to Washington and Jerusalem
Iran, Turkey, Russia, and Bashar al-Assad all want the Americans out.
Why Cemeteries Matter
“The improvements made by the dead form a charge against the living.”
Using Holocaust Imagery to Protest Public-Health Measures Is an Offense to Jews and to Reason
Vaccine passports are not yellow stars.
Instead of Blaming Facebook for Our Problems, We Should Look Inward
Jonathan Sacks, morality, and algorithms.