June 27
Whatever the Kushner Plan’s Flaws, They Won’t Be the Reason It Fails
What the critics don’t understand.
For the New Campus Anti-Zionists, Social Justice and Liberation Entail the End of Jewish Self-Determination
Jews of the diaspora, not Israel, are paying the price.
A Southern Gentile’s Year-Long Odyssey Teaching at an Orthodox School in New York
Borne with grace, barukh hashem.
How a Pulpit Rabbi Became the Translator of One of the 20th Century’s Great Yiddish Writers
Chaim Grade’s Christmas tree.
June 26
The Israel-Jordan Peace Is a Strategic Success Not to Be Taken for Granted
But, after a quarter-century, Jordanians remain hostile toward the Jewish state.
The Return of Al Sharpton
Democratic candidates line up to kiss the notorious anti-Semite’s ring.
Uncertainty about Human Meaning Need Not Lead to a Meaningless Life
An atheist philosopher’s critique of atheism.
How a Culture of Child-Rearing Has Made the Israeli Demographic Miracle Possible
Free-range parenting is the default position.
June 25
The Palestinian Refusal to Attend the Bahrain Conference Demonstrates a Lack of Interest in Statehood
Seeing past the excuses for the latest rejection.
How to Prevent the Corbynization of the Democratic Party
Don’t ignore the fringe, and don’t appease it.
Despite Its Good Relations with China, Israel Shouldn’t Consider It a Friend
It always takes the opposite side at the UN.
Digging in the Golan for New Testament History, Archaeologists Find a Ruin from the Time of King David
“King David might have walked on these very cobblestones.”
In America, Most Conflicts over Religious Freedom Involve Everyday Observance
Eagle feathers, government regulators, and the fate of religious minorities.
