In Afghanistan, America Exchanges Victory for Defeat
The consequences to the U.S. could be deadly.
August 16, 2021
The problem may not be what the Israeli government is doing, but what it isn’t.
In May, Hamas used a pending eviction case in the Jerusalem neighborhood known in Arabic as Sheikh Jarrah as its pretext for launching a war against Israel. The fighting has ended, but the legal case drags on. Contrary to what one might assume from reports in the Western media or from those tweeting #SaveSheikhJarrah, the Israeli government has no plans to expel anyone from his home. Rather, a corporation has brought a few Palestinians families to court over nonpayment of rent. But the case is a complex one, as Haviv Rettig Gur explains:
Get the best Jewish ideas and conversations. Subscribe to Tikvah Ideas All Access for $12/month
Login or SubscribeThe consequences to the U.S. could be deadly.
Transparency and competition will help reduce corruption and other ills.
The problem may not be what the Israeli government is doing, but what it isn’t.
Jeremiah’s rivalry with a charlatan highlights the moral center of prophecy.
Annie Londonderry, a/k/a Annie Cohen Kopchovsky.