To Deter Iran, America Should Give Israel a Big Bomb
The ayatollahs may doubt whether the U.S. would use it; they won’t have any trouble believing that the Israelis will.
July 26, 2021
She hopes one day to represent Ḥaredim in the Knesset.
A few weeks ago, an unusual photograph appeared in news outlets: it showed Israel’s outgoing president Reuven Rivlin looking on as Joe Biden knelt in front of Rivlin’s chief of staff. Reportedly, the American president had just learned that the latter, Rivka Ravitz, is the mother of twelve children, whom she raised while serving as a senior staffer to a series of Israeli parliamentarians, and then to her country’s president. Ravitz may be a somewhat unusual figure, but in the ḥaredi community of which she is a part, there is nothing unusual about women balancing careers with large families. Avital Chizhik-Goldschmidt writes:
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Login or SubscribeThe ayatollahs may doubt whether the U.S. would use it; they won’t have any trouble believing that the Israelis will.
Polyamory, throuples, communes—and children as an afterthought.
She hopes one day to represent Ḥaredim in the Knesset.
“He told me, looking over his shoulder though no one was eavesdropping, that he liked Reagan.”
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