November 19
The U.S. Tells the Truth about the Jewish Residents of the West Bank, and about International Law
Israel could learn from the American example.
Across the Middle East, Popular Anger Focuses on the Islamic Republic
A vindication of U.S. policy.
While Persecuting Christians, Mahmoud Abbas Puts Himself Forward as Their Defender
The Palestinian Christmas charade.
The Moral Conundrum of Jews Who Helped the Nazis, and How Israel Addressed It
When egocentric fantasy passes for higher morality.
November 18
For the Time Being, Palestinians Are Best Off under “Occupation”
The West Bank/Gaza experiment.
The Successes of Israel’s Iron Dome, and Its Downsides
It keeps civilians safe, but allows leaders to dither.
Evidence of the Biblical Tabernacle at Shiloh
One horn of an altar, a goblet, and a ceramic pomegranate.
Over a Century after Its Founding, New York’s Show-Business Synagogue Remains Open
Where the Three Stooges, Sandy Koufax, and Ed Sullivan all prayed.
November 15
Iran Violated the Nuclear Deal in Several Ways, Some of Which Are Irreversible
Its current breakout time is no more than ten months.
On the Campus Left, There Is No Place for Jews Who Won’t Abjure Israel
Every progressive event is now an anti-Israel event.
By Killing Abu al-Atah, Israel Sent a Message to Iran
And tested Hamas.
The Sin of Sodom through Rabbinic Eyes
Where cruelty was encouraged and compassion punished.
