May 11
Hamas Takes Advantage of Unrest in Jerusalem to Attack Israel
The absurdity of calling on the Jewish state to avoid escalation.
How Four Decades of Rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia Have Shaped the Modern Middle East
And given rise to jihadism from Lebanon to Pakistan.
Religious Liberty Encourages Economic Liberty
Property rights are of little use without freedom to believe what one wishes and to practice what one believes.
Rare Color Photos of Jerusalem during the Siege in 1948
Half a loaf of bread in exchange for water.
May 10
The Jewish History of the Neighborhood at the Center of Recent Violence in Israel
Jews have lived in Sheikh Jarrah since 1875.
Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett Are Trying to Cobble Together a Coalition Unlike Any in Israel’s History
From Meretz on the left to Yamina on the right.
In the Name of Equity, a College Decides That It Has No Room for a Jewish Student Group
Antiracism requires replacing religion with “wellness.”
The Great Jewish Thinker Who Combined Law and Mysticism
“By creating symbolic structures on earth that parallel supernal ones, human beings draw God’s presence down into the world.”
The Jewish Connection to Jerusalem Is Ancient and Indigenous
The mirage of an international Jerusalem.
May 7
Hamas and Fatah Compete by Shedding Jewish Blood
“I fired my shots, I threw my bomb, I detonated, detonated, detonated my belts . . .”
Short-Sighted American Diplomacy Risks Losing Saudi Arabia at a Crucial Moment
Undermining the Abraham Accords in the process.
Europe Is Waking Up to the Dangers of Funding Palestinian Incitement
But UNRWA’s problems go far beyond teaching anti-Semitism in schools.
Academic Bible Scholarship Shouldn’t Be Confused with Torah Study
A leading professor explains how the two can coexist properly.
