The Impossibility of Unilateral Withdrawal from the West Bank
What Benny Gantz gets wrong.
February 19, 2019
The Thin Line between Philo-Semitism and Anti-Semitism in 20th-Century Japan
The Protocols made Jews seem appealing.
Sealed off from the rest of the world until the 19th century, Japan was one of the last countries in which Jews settled, and since then has never had more than a tiny Jewish population. As a result, anti-Semitism did not come to the island nation until relatively recently. Yaniv Pohoryles, in his review of a new Hebrew-language book on the subject, explains:
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America’s Middle East Allies Should Not Be Paying for Syria’s Reconstruction
Not a humanitarian endeavor.
Hamas Is Creating a Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
With a little help from Mahmoud Abbas.
The Spoils of War in Jewish Law
The Torah permits plunder, but also disapproves.
The Thin Line between Philo-Semitism and Anti-Semitism in 20th-Century Japan
The Protocols made Jews seem appealing.