September 20
Benjamin Netanyahu Is a Successful Leader, Not a Magician
The explanation for his political longevity is straightforward.
When Iran Attacks in the “Gray Zone,” the U.S. Should Respond in Kind
Tehran has chosen a middle ground between war and peace.
“Our Boys” May Be Good Television, but Its Message Is Unquestionably Anti-Israel
Their boys, not ours.
A Long-Lost Notebook Sheds Light on the Origins of “Hava Nagilah”
From ḥasidic melody to Zionist anthem.
Why Are the Left’s Favorite Muslims Anti-Semites?
The Women’s March does a revealing reshuffle.
September 19
The U.S. Shouldn’t Let Saudi Arabia Fight Its Own Wars
A Saudi counterattack on Iran could be more dangerous than an American one.
Despite a Divisive Election, Israelis Stand United
Even if their politicians don’t.
Better Relations with Israel Are in Pakistan’s Interests
India shouldn’t stand in the way.
A Jewish Fantasy Writer’s Absent Zion
Guy Gavriel Kay created Devin Bar Garin, but couldn’t mention Ben-Gurion.
Teaching Judaism in Indonesia
Jews first came to the country with the merchants who brought Islam.
September 18
The U.S. Should Rally the World against Iran
Now isn’t the time to back down.
Younger Palestinians Are More Moderate Than Their Elders—With One Major Exception
Most don’t even support payments to imprisoned terrorists.
What Christians Can Learn from Jews about Helping Their Persecuted Coreligionists
Jews have made heroic efforts to help their own—and also to condemn violence against Christians.
Prayer and Voting in an Ultra-Orthodox Campaign Video
Vote Shas and get a good verdict from Heaven?
