Europe-Israel Relations Have Been Transformed
The tiny Israel defined by its conflict with the Arabs is no more.
October 7, 2022
Understanding the Worst Period of Domestic Unrest in the Islamic Republic’s History
And why so many Western leftists disdain Iran’s feminist protestors.
Since September 16—when a young woman named Mahsa Amini died in custody after being beaten by the Iranian police for “improperly” wearing her hijab—there have been continuous demonstrations in Iran of unprecedented size and scope. The regime, despite its ruthless response, has so far failed to quash the protests. Michael Doran, Mariam Memarsadeghi, and Alex Vatanka discuss the causes of the protests, what makes them different from previous outbreaks of unrest, their likely consequences, how the U.S. should respond, and why “woke” Westerners are ignoring a mass movement fueled by Iranian women standing up to oppression.
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Understanding the Worst Period of Domestic Unrest in the Islamic Republic’s History
And why so many Western leftists disdain Iran’s feminist protestors.
Yeshiva University Must Make the Moral Case for the Values It Seeks to Uphold
Missing the religious forest for the legal trees.
Yaakov Herzog, the Legendary Israeli Statesman Who Could Have Been Chief Rabbi of Britain
“Israel represents a vindication of faith and prayer through the ages; it is a symbol of revival, a message of hope.”
What “The Merchant of Venice” Gets Wrong about Divine Mercy
The song of Moses, an anti-Semitic play, and the power of obligation.