An End Game for America’s Iran Strategy
Take a page from the cold-war playbook.
April 7, 2020
Why Israel’s Perpetual Election Might Finally Be Coming to an End
And why the political stalemate came about.
After over a year of uncertainty, and three elections, the leaders of Israel’s two leading political parties announced last week that they were ready to come together to form a unity government. In conversation with Jonathan Silver, Moshe Koppel explains both the immediate and the long-term reasons for the political stalemate, and why it may finally be over. (Audio, 37 minutes.)
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Why Israel’s Perpetual Election Might Finally Be Coming to an End
And why the political stalemate came about.
As Coronavirus Spreads, So Does the Libel That Jews Are Responsible
A lie that is anything but unprecedented.
In Their Interpretations of the Exodus Story, a Great Rabbi and His Great-Grandson Offered Two Opposing Conceptions of Jewish History
A tale of two Josephs.
Stan Lee and the Jews behind the Superheroes
Even in comparison with other contributions to American popular culture, comic books tell an especially Jewish story.