Victory in Urban Warfare Requires Moral Clarity—and Managing Perceptions
So long as reporters refuse to understand the laws of war, the IDF is at a disadvantage.
April 1, 2025
When It Comes to Apostasy, America Is Somewhere in the Middle
Around the world, most people who lose their old faith don’t replace it with a new one.
One might think that the high degree of religious freedom afforded by both American law and American social norms would yield high levels of defection from one faith to another. But a recent comparative study of “religious switching” across countries reveals something else. Kelsey Dallas writes:
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The Latest BBC Scandal Is a Symptom of a Much Wider Problem
Hostility toward Israel, and toward Jews.
How Israel’s Supreme Court Undermined Efforts to Conscript Haredim
The connection between two of the country’s most controversial issues isn’t what most people assume.
With or Without the Sabbath, Everyone Needs Some Rest
A concept as old as the Bible.
When It Comes to Apostasy, America Is Somewhere in the Middle
Around the world, most people who lose their old faith don’t replace it with a new one.