The Growing Alliance between Israel and Morocco
Military cooperation against a common Iranian threat.
October 12, 2022
The Upcoming Israeli Election May Seem Like a Repeat, but Benjamin Netanyahu Has Changed His Tune
For the first time since 2015, Likud is talking about substance.
For the past 43 months, Israel has had a series of elections that produced either inconclusive results, or short-lived, unstable coalitions. Next month, Israelis will go to the polls for what they are calling “round five.” One thing, however, is different: Benjamin Netanyahu, after twelve years as prime minister, is no longer the incumbent. As a result, he is running a campaign very different from those he ran in the previous four elections. Haviv Rettig Gur explains:
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The Upcoming Israeli Election May Seem Like a Repeat, but Benjamin Netanyahu Has Changed His Tune
For the first time since 2015, Likud is talking about substance.
With the Advent of Zionism, Muslims Adopted the European View of Jews as Bearers of “Cosmic Evil”
Semites, anti-Semites, and Bernard Lewis.
Was the Mysterious Master of 20th-Century Jewish Thought an Eccentric Genius, or a Charismatic Fraud?
Elie Wiesel and Emmanuel Levinas revered the man known as Chouchani.
The History of the Citron, and Its Many Boxes
“The etrog was used as a weapon with which to pelt one’s enemies and as an amulet to soften the pains of childbirth.”