When Confronting Terrorists, Lethal Force Is Often Necessary
Jerusalem Border Police did nothing wrong during the recent attack.
December 6, 2021
Withdrawing from the 2015 Nuclear Deal with Iran Was the Right Move—Even if the Ayatollahs Are Closer to the Bomb
The deal would at best have slowed them down, while giving them more money.
Citing statements from several high-ranking security officials from the Netanyahu government, a recent article in the Israeli daily Haaretz argues that the U.S. withdrawal in 2018 from the nuclear agreement with the Islamic Republic—flawed though it was—only served to bring that country closer to possessing atomic weapons. Eli Lake rejects this conclusion:
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Withdrawing from the 2015 Nuclear Deal with Iran Was the Right Move—Even if the Ayatollahs Are Closer to the Bomb
The deal would at best have slowed them down, while giving them more money.
The Israeli President Had Every Reason to Celebrate Hanukkah in Hebron
Setting the record straight.
The Two Books of Maccabees Show a Familiar Israel-Diaspora Divergence
Where a Libyan Jew from the 2nd century BCE saw the hand of God, his counterparts in Judea saw human courage.
Jonathan Sacks’s Moderate Stance on Abortion
“A fetus might not be a person in Jewish law, but it is a potential person, and must therefore be protected.”