How America Bamboozled Itself on Iran
"Hoping that a seventy-five-year-old man will die soon is not exactly a sound strategy."
March 13, 2015
Because nationalism ties together the particular and the universal.
The proposal by the Netanyahu government to enshrine Israel’s status legally as “the nation-state of the Jewish people” has met with much controversy. Placing the proposed legislation in its philosophical and historical context, Yehudah Mirsky argues that nationalism and the nation-state do much more good than is often assumed, and are preferable to universalism:
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Login or Subscribe"Hoping that a seventy-five-year-old man will die soon is not exactly a sound strategy."
How IS is at once medieval and distinctly modern.
Because nationalism ties together the particular and the universal.
And not of the Yehoshua Oz-David Grossman school of national soul-searching.
How new technology is being used to understand the scrolls.