The U.S. Is Trying to Seduce Israel into Accepting a Bad Deal with Iran. Israel Should Say No
The mullahs can already produce eight nuclear bombs in three months.
June 8, 2023
The Lessons of Israeli-Egyptian Peace for the Caucasus
A conflict with implications for the U.S. and the Middle East.
Last month, the U.S. hosted talks between Armenia and Azerbaijan, two countries that have been in a formal state of war since before they officially gained independence from the USSR. The talks were then continued under EU auspices in Moldova. Resolving this conflict could have important ramifications for Israel, Iran, the U.S., and Russia. To Gerald Steinberg, Baku and Yerevan—as well as the American mediators—could learn some useful lessons from the Egypt-Israel negotiations of the 1970s:
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Reform Judaism Will Lose Its Soul if It Forsakes Its Commitment to Jewish Peoplehood and Zionism
Tikkun olam divorced from particularism is not Jewish universalism; it is just universalism.
The Lessons of Israeli-Egyptian Peace for the Caucasus
A conflict with implications for the U.S. and the Middle East.
Science, Demons, and Salamanders in the Mind of a Great Rabbi
Where others saw contradiction, the author of Ḥatam Sofer saw synthesis.
An “Ingenious” Movie about the Holocaust Ultimately Fails to Satisfy
Persian Lessons.