October 22
A PLO Leader Enjoys the Lifesaving Medical Treatment He Would Deny His Fellow Palestinians
Saeb Erekat at Hadassah.
Israel Stands to Gain Little from Talks with Lebanon
They only give credence to a Hizballah-controlled government.
Can Israel Make Peace with Qatar?
A problematic partner—that exports anti-Western and anti-Semitic propaganda—already cooperates with both Jerusalem and Washington.
Spinoza, the Great Jewish Heretic, Can Only Be Properly Understood in His Jewish Context
“A dialogue with Maimonides.”
October 21
Afraid to Make New Enemies, Iran Wants to Stay Out of the Caucasus Conflict
Turkey and a restive minority further complicate an already complicated situation.
Jordan’s New Prime Minister Seems Ready to Improve Relations with the Gulf States
And that could be good for Israel.
How the American Jewish Committee Created One of the Country’s Most Important Magazines
Dedicated to the proposition that America and Israel are forces for good in the world.
Viennese Philosophy in the Shadow of Nazism
How anti-Semites pitted Wittgenstein’s “Jewish mathematicality” against the thought of Heidegger.
October 20
How Israel Helped Win the Cold War
Worth more than “five CIAs.”
If Emmanuel Macron Is Serious about Combating Radical Islam, His Deeds Must Match His Rhetoric
A beheading puts matters in stark relief.
The “New York Times” Gives Anti-Semitism a Pass, Again
While the author of a puff piece on Louis Farrakhan attacks her Jewish critics for their privilege.
In Our Abnormal Times, the Jewish Calendar’s Month without Holidays Brings Some Welcome Normalcy
Heshvan is the bitterest month.
