June 4
Israel Experiences a Resurgence of COVID-19, but This Time with No One to Blame
An apology is due the ultra-Orthodox.
U.S. Military Aid to Israel Isn’t a Gift, but an Investment—and a Good One
For Washington, the strategic and economic benefits are great.
DNA Testing Can Help Solve the Mysteries of the Dead Sea Scrolls
Sheep skins and cow hide.
Two Great Hebrew Poets Discuss the Longing for Jerusalem at an 800-Year Remove
Judah Halevi and Yehuda Amichai.
June 3
Islamic Texts Provide Evidence That Belies Palestinian Propaganda about the Temple Mount
The Jews who first acquainted Muslim scholars with Jerusalem.
In Iraq, the U.S. Can Learn from Israel’s Approach to Confronting Iran
The campaign between the wars.
The Museum of the Bible Is Winning Over Its Biggest Critics
A look at the Washington Pentateuch.
Maintaining the Mysterious Eternal Continuity of the Jewish People May Be the Best Revenge against the Nazis
Dwight Eisenhower and Meyer Birnbaum.
June 2
Israeli Military Technology Can Keep American Soldiers Safe from Iranian Rockets
Bring Iron Dome to the Middle East.
Suddenly, Human Rights Watch Discovers Anti-Semitism
But only when it comes from the right.
Why Germany’s Recognition of Hizballah’s Terrorist Activity Matters
The dangerous myth of separate “military” and “political” wings.
Recreating Online the Lost Jewish Sites of the Muslim World
Virtual visits to the synagogues of Damascus, Aleppo, and Tripoli.
