How the Conflict in Western Sahara Relates to Peace between Israel and Morocco
Iran has been providing rebels with arms and training.
December 14, 2020
The Other Hanukkah Victory That Changed Jewish History
When Allenby marched into Jerusalem.
On December 11, 1917—the second day of Hanukkah—British troops marched into Jerusalem after fierce fighting with Ottoman forces. Britain’s victory was decisive not just for the course of World War I, but also for Jewish history. Larry Domnitch writes:
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In the Middle East, the Biden Administration Must Reaffirm U.S. Commitments to Its Allies, to Regional Stability, and to Human Rights
The world will not end if the Palestinian issue is treated with benign neglect.
In the 20th Century, Ultra-Orthodoxy Protected Itself by Building High Walls. In the 21st, It Must Sustain Itself by Reaching over Those Walls
The case for embracing conservative ideas.
The Other Hanukkah Victory That Changed Jewish History
When Allenby marched into Jerusalem.
An Artifact from the Time of the Prophet Amos Is Proved Authentic
A courtier of Jeroboam II.