What Israel’s Campaign in Syria Has, and Hasn’t, Accomplished
Who’s winning the War Between Wars?
June 28, 2023
What Israel’s Campaign in Syria Has, and Hasn’t, Accomplished
Who’s winning the War Between Wars?
Since 2013, the IDF has carried out hundreds, if not thousands, of airstrikes in Syria, targeting military installations, transports, and infrastructure belonging to Iran, its proxy Hizballah, and the regime of Bashar al-Assad himself. None of its planes have been shot down, and attempts at retaliation have generally fallen flat, and failed to deter. Eran Lerman responds to the argument that, despite this apparent success, this “War Between Wars” has failed to achieve its strategic ends:
June 28, 2023
Egyptian Diplomats Can Help Thaw the Cold Peace with Israel
The embassy in Tel Aviv should be doing its job.
The Century-Old Anti-Semitic Forgery That Continues to Shape Arab and Muslim Thinking about Jews
The popularity of the Protocols.
Can Artificial Intelligence Render Decisions of Jewish Law?
A 13th-century French rabbi’s insight into the problem.
Religion and the British Prime Ministers
From Arthur Balfour’s desire to believe to Tony Blair’s Catholicism.