The American Association of University Professors Celebrates Anti-Semitism
Spitting on its own face.
May 28, 2020
The International Atomic Energy Agency Must Tell the Truth about Iran’s Nuclear Violations
In the past, it has done too little, too late.
Next month, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will present a formal report on the Islamic Republic’s adherence to its obligations under the Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons, which it signed in 1970, and reaffirmed in the 2015 nuclear agreement. Thus far, the organization has been slow in admitting that Tehran has both denied it full access to the relevant sites and failed to provide necessary information. Jacob Nagel and Andrea Stricker explain why this might finally change:
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Despite What It Says, Saudi Arabia Doesn’t Want a Palestinian State
Why would Riyadh want to undermine the security of a reliable ally?
The International Atomic Energy Agency Must Tell the Truth about Iran’s Nuclear Violations
In the past, it has done too little, too late.
Is the Land or the Torah the Basis for Jewish Peoplehood?
Covenant, mutual responsibility, and the message of Shavuot.
How a 400-Year-Old Commentary on the Book of Ruth Became a 19th-Century Bestseller
Deeds of lovingkindness.