Iranians Need American Support, Not American Silence
And a tsunami of new sanctions.
January 4, 2018
Why Keeping Jerusalem United Required a New Law
A matter of security as well as principle.
On Tuesday, the Knesset passed a bill emending the Basic Law—Israel’s de-facto constitution—so that a two-thirds majority will be needed to approve any measure that would cede any part of Jerusalem to another state or entity. Nadav Shragai explains the bill’s logic:
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Why Keeping Jerusalem United Required a New Law
A matter of security as well as principle.
Two Books Describe the Search for Family History in Poland
Righteous Gentile or victim of Jewish guile?
A Muddled Attempt to Revive the Controversy between Science and Religion
The medieval church helped science more than it repressed it.
An Austrian Jewish Soldier’s World War I Diary
“God! When will you put an end to this miserable life?”