Hizballah’s Latin American Drug and Money-Laundering Empire Stretches into the U.S.
Producing hundreds of millions of dollars for funding terrorism.
January 12, 2021
What Can Judaism Learn from Analytic Philosophy?
A renaissance of Jewish theology.
Analytic philosophy—which since World War II has dominated the discipline in British and American universities—focuses on logic, mathematics, the meaning of words, and the construction of valid arguments. While many of its foremost practitioners rejected religion, along with all claims not grounded in empirical proof, a group of scholars have recently produced a volume that tries to apply analytic thinking to Judaism.
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Israel Doesn’t Need More Political Parties, but Stability
Five new parties have formed, while old ones are fracturing.
Bringing Jordan into the Arab-Israeli Normalization Process
A peace deal with Saudi Arabi could be used to improve relations between Jerusalem and Amman.
On the Controversial Website Parler, There Was No Shortage of Anti-Semitism
Holocaust denial, conspiracy theories, and the “Synagogue of Satan.”
What Can Judaism Learn from Analytic Philosophy?
A renaissance of Jewish theology.