Ending the Palestinian “Internationalization” Strategy
And moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem.
March 24, 2017
The West’s Crisis of Meaning in the Post-Religious Age
A maximum of choice and a minimum of meaning.
The modern world, says Jonathan Sacks, presents us with unprecedented freedoms but precious little guidance as to how to use those freedoms. In a wide-ranging conversation with David Brooks, he explores this issue along with others, including anti-Semitism in the U.S. and Europe, the need for religious leaders to stand outside politics, the joys and travails of raising children, and the promise and peril of proselytizing Siri. (Video, 1 hour.)
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What the Arrest of an Israeli Teenager Does—and Doesn’t—Say about the Threat of Anti-Semitism
The ADL needs to clean house.
Arabic Literature’s Renewed Interest in Jews, after Decades of Erasure
Once upon a time, Jews lived here.
The West’s Crisis of Meaning in the Post-Religious Age
A maximum of choice and a minimum of meaning.
Looking for the Lost Archives of Hazor, Joshua’s Greatest Conquest
Cuneiform tablets could shed light on the biblical account of the Israelite arrival in Canaan.