To Make Peace with Saudi Arabia Possible, Israel Needs a Decisive Victory against Hamas
Riyadh has no interest in normalization with a weak Jewish state.
October 27, 2023
Restoring the First Amendment’s Vision of Religious Freedom
Separation, pluralism, and coercion.
In the second half of the 20th century, the U.S. Supreme Court advanced an expansive interpretation of the First Amendment’s dictate that “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion,” creating a doctrine known as “separationism.” The Court is now moving in the opposite direction, which, Tal Fortgang argues, is a good thing:
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Hamas Apologists Borrow a Page from the Nazis
Unlike the Nazis, Hamas sought to publicize its deeds.
The New York Police Department Tells Jews It Can’t Protect Them
“Jews should definitely avoid the area.”
Restoring the First Amendment’s Vision of Religious Freedom
Separation, pluralism, and coercion.
Why Abraham’s First Stop in the Promised Land Was at a “Place Ordained for Calamity”
The contradictions of Shechem.