How a Tiny Change to Voting Laws Created Israel’s Political Crisis
It’s a basic rule of negotiations: the most strident party is inevitably the one with the upper hand.
October 20, 2022
The U.S. Shouldn’t Be Sheltering Former Iranian Officials
Academic positions allow them to establish themselves as experts.
The Islamic Republic of Iran’s longstanding record of violent hostility toward the United States and its extensive support for terror should be enough to make Washington leery of opening the country’s doors to the regime’s former officials—all the more so given its brutal crackdown on its own populace and its provision of Russia with military drones and other technical assistance. But, as Mariam Memarsadeghi details, ex-employees of the Iranian government have found both safe harbor and influence in America:
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To Build on the Abraham Accords, Look to Southeast Asia
What southwest Asia can learn from another alliance.
The U.S. Shouldn’t Be Sheltering Former Iranian Officials
Academic positions allow them to establish themselves as experts.
In America, Jewish Studies Suffers from a De-Judaization of Scholarship and Disavowal of National Particularism
Fear of being “Jewishly focused.”
The Eccentric Canadian Rabbi Who Popularized the Golem Legend and Translated the Zohar
While forging sources and peddling quack cures.