Podcast: Jeremy Rabkin on Why the "Lawfare" Threat to Israel Still Pales Next to Conventional Dangers
The expert on constitutional and international law tells us why the specter of “legal” warfare against Israel may not be as grievous as some worry.
Aug. 1 2019 12:01AM
The Lessons of Previous Misadventures in "International Control"
Who remembers the Free State of Danzig?
July 22 2019 12:01AM
Is Israel's New Nation-State Law Abnormal? Hardly.
In its definition of the nation, it follows a pattern common in the founding documents of many countries, including other advanced democracies.
Oct. 18 2018 12:01AM
Israel's Supreme Court Is Unusual, but Not That Unusual
The Jewish state is unique both in the strength of its democracy and in the self-assurance of the judges who challenge its democracy. It may be fated to remain so.
Dec. 19 2016 12:01AM