March 30
How Jewish Democracy Endures
Reflections on Israel’s political crisis.
America Signals Weakness in Syria
Recent Iranian attacks show the failure of deterrence.
Gertrude Himmelfarb and the Connection between Religion and Liberty
A model of moral replenishment for our own times.
The Biden Administration Is Abandoning Religious College Students
Faith-based student groups will no longer be protected from accusations of discrimination.
An Ancient Fishhook Found on Israel’s Coast
Catching tuna, . . . or sharks.
March 29
Saudi Diplomacy Won’t Bring Peace to Yemen
Despite negotiations, Iranian proxies fight on.
Why Ukraine Matters to the United States, to Europe, and to the Future of the West
A reminder of lost virtues.
Concerns about Fraud in the Use of School-Choice Funds Are Misplaced
Families tend to use Education Savings Accounts creatively, but responsibly.
Censoring Jerusalem at American Seders
Next year in Charleston!
Searching for Traces of Jewish History in the Moroccan Desert
The scholarly dividends of peace.
March 28
Fourteen Years after Reneging on an Agreement, the U.S. Condemns Israel for Violating It
The Biden administration’s hypocrisy over the Bush-Sharon letters.
The Middle East Studies Association Reaps the Fruit of Its Own Politicization
Boycotts of Israel might explain falling membership.
How Bad Arguments Undercut Georgia Legislation against Anti-Semitism
Despite suggestions to the contrary, amending existing hate-crime laws doesn’t threaten free speech.
A Psalm from an Elizabethan Poet
“How long, O Lord, shall I forgotten be?”
