Why U.S. Officials Keep Talking to the Press about Covert Israeli Operations in Iran
Someone in Washington is afraid of the mullahs.
July 1, 2022
The Roots of American Christian Zionism Lie in Both Religious and Secular Reasoning
The one foreign-policy idea that united liberals, conservatives, internationalists, and isolationists.
In 1891—nine years after Leon Pinsker published Auto-emancipation and six years before the First Zionist Congress—an evangelical leader named William Blackstone visited President Benjamin Harrison at the White House, and presented him with a petition, signed by 400 prominent Americans, asking him to work toward the establishment of a Jewish national homeland in Palestine. Walter Russell Mead writes:
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The Roots of American Christian Zionism Lie in Both Religious and Secular Reasoning
The one foreign-policy idea that united liberals, conservatives, internationalists, and isolationists.
Anti-Semitic Artwork Raises Eyebrows, but Not Hard Questions, in Germany
One of the soldiers depicted as a pig is wearing a helmet labeled “Mossad” and a scarf with a Star of David.
A Celebrated French Writer’s Attack on Conventional Language, Conventional Morality, and Jews
Unhappy is the nation that can still make a great man out of Céline.
How the Jewish Bible Shaped Abraham Lincoln, and Lincoln Shaped American Jewry
“I should like to visit Jerusalem sometime.”