October 18
Jerusalem’s Economic Crisis, Its Arabs, and Its Future
Even a divided Jerusalem would remain a single city.
Punish Saudi Arabia, but Don’t Jettison the Alliance
Terrible friends, but worse enemies.
Can Israel Lead the World in Artificial Intelligence?
“Tackling unsexy problems with sexy technology.”
When Jews Became Hebrews and When Hebrews Became Jews
And the ephemerality of political correctness.
The Legendary Jewish Warrior Princess of the Berbers
Dihya al-Kahina.
October 17
The Struggle for Iraq, and What It Means for Israel
The U.S. faces off with Iran.
How Religious Faith—and Knowledge of Arabic—Can Help America’s Middle East Diplomacy
The danger of forgetting that man cannot live by bread alone.
What Israel Lost When It Stopped Making Its Own Fighter Jets
Killing the Lavi.
Archaeologists Discover Evidence of an Ancient Mass Beheading in Jerusalem
The bloody reign of Alexander Yannai.
Salman Rushdie, Philip Roth, and British Anti-Semitism
And British insistence that there is no such thing.
October 16
Hamas’s Deadly Escalation at the Gaza Border
The goal: to take a hostage and bargain for the end of the embargo.
How to Get a Better Deal from Iran
Europeans, Democrats, and pushback on the ground.
By Turning against the Jews, Women’s Studies Admits Its Bankruptcy
Celebrating anti-Israel screeds.
How Medieval Rabbis Influenced Their Christian Contemporaries’ Bible Commentaries
When Rashbam talked Torah with monks.
