Emmanuel Macron Signals an End to the Appeasement of Hizballah
But will he follow through?
October 23, 2020
Remembering Tel Aviv’s Religious Past, and Its Possible Religious Future
The not-so-secular city.
The popular Israeli imagination contrasts “secular” Tel Aviv with “religious” Jerusalem. But it was not as ever thus, as Yitzḥak Bar Ze’ev, the rabbi of the former city’s Great Synagogue, writes:
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Restoring Our Moral Sense in Troubled Times
“No Jew worthy of the name ever lost hope.”
The BBC’s Hostility toward Israel Will Be Hard to Root Out
Glorifying the woman behind the Sbarro bombing.
The Netherlands Considers Permitting the Euthanizing of Children Only a Year Old
A society that believes in nothing can offer no argument even against death.
Remembering Tel Aviv’s Religious Past, and Its Possible Religious Future
The not-so-secular city.