September 30
Why the Leader of Hamas Went to Russia
The Kremlin’s proxy pressure on Israel.
An Israel-Lebanon Gas Deal Would Only Benefit Hizballah
The U.S. is using terrorist threats as leverage over Israel.
Bedouin Crime Bosses Are Seeding Chaos in the Negev
Israeli Arabs live in poverty while developed plots of land sit empty.
Charles Lamb and the Difficulties of Praising God in an Age of Plenty
Blessings after bread.
How the Treasury Department Exposed the State Department’s Efforts to Stifle Reports about the Holocaust
And to keep Jews from leaving Europe.
September 29
Don’t Let Iran Go Nuclear
The U.S. must end its stunning passivity.
Why Israelis Care Less about Prestige Than Americans
“My Columbia degree doesn’t mean anything here.”
The Epic of the Gen-X Jewish Teen
Eugene Nadelman.
Nikki Haley and the Burden of an Unpronounceable Name
“Names are funny. They can tell us a lot about a person or not much at all.”
September 28
How the Death of Mahsa Amini Changed Iran—and Its Western Apologists
Silencing the disingenuous cries of “Islamophobia.”
The Constitution and New York’s Efforts to Control the Yeshivas
So long as it sticks to the basics, the state can impose its demands.
A British Student Receives a Failing Grade for Writing the Truth about Hamas
No country for Jewish sociologists.
How the Jewish Calendar Became the Israeli Calendar
What a news item about a pre-holiday chicken shortage reveals.
