To Contain Iran, the U.S. Must Learn from Israel’s Approach
An eye for an eye.
September 26, 2019
Israel’s Political Deadlock Is as Much a Symptom of Consensus as of Division
Netanyahu’s success may prove to be his own undoing.
In the U.S., Israeli politics are generally seen through the prism of the conflict with the Palestinians. While this issue has indeed defined the Jewish state’s domestic politics for decades, the results of the recent election suggest such disagreements animate only the political fringes; for most Israelis, a consensus has emerged. The failed negotiations between the leaders of the two major parties over forming a unity government, writes Jonathan Tobin, are in fact evidence of this consensus:
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Israel’s Political Deadlock Is as Much a Symptom of Consensus as of Division
Netanyahu’s success may prove to be his own undoing.
To One Great Hasidic Thinker, the Shofar Was a Tool to Loosen the Divine from Its Corporeal Shackles
“Happy is the people who knows the blast.”
The Hollywood Mogul Who Founded Universal Studios and Rescued Jews from Hitler’s Germany
Carl Laemmle.
Why Is It Always Them?
A first-time caller to a British talk show has some questions about the Jews.