October 22
The War in Yemen Will End When the Houthis Are Defeated
Their goal is to create an Iranian-style Islamic state in the Arabian Peninsula.
The Lone Wolf—and Other Myths about Terrorism That Won’t Go Away
Speaking frankly about the man who murdered a British parliamentarian.
Israel Should Be Wary of Its Right-Wing Anti-Zionists
The people throwing stones at Palestinians also hate the Jewish state and IDF.
Did Isaac Laugh as He Climbed Down from Abraham’s Altar?
Lessons on the akeidah from two brain surgeries.
The Oldest Known Image of the Biblical Balsam Plant Discovered in Jerusalem
A persimmon branch on an amethyst seal.
October 21
Iran Tries to Bully Azerbaijan into Distancing Itself from Israel
How should Jerusalem respond?
Europe Is Rising to the Challenge of Anti-Semitism Because of Its Own Judaic Roots
Why Brussels needs Jerusalem.
Ambivalence Toward the Jewish State, Rather Than Poverty, Might Be the Cause of Rising Israeli-Arab Crime Rates
Why “Arab Lives Matter” wants more policing, not less.
A Bad Faith Attempt to Put Faith to Use in Defense of Liberal Democracy
Four professors commit the sin of which they accuse nationalists.
What the Biblical Prohibition on Tattooing Says about Human Dignity and Holiness
Learning from the exceptions as well as the rule.
October 20
At America’s Best Universities, Biblical Religion Is a Curiosity, if Not a Menace
When an administrator at Columbia told Jewish students to violate Rosh Hashanah.
While America Dithers, Iran Moves Closer to Obtaining a Nuclear Weapon
Time is on the mullahs’ side.
From Training in Post-World War II Germany to Fighting a Desperate Battle against Egypt, an Israeli General Tells His Story
The tank is iron, but the man is steel.
Vienna’s Most Controversial Statue Is of a Still-Beloved Mayor Who Wedded Anti-Semitism to Democratic Politics
Karl Lueger inspired Theodor Herzl and Adolf Hitler—in very different ways.
