January 19
Archaeologists Uncover a 2,000-Year-Old Jerusalem Marketplace
Used by pilgrims on their way to the Temple.
January 18
The U.S., Israel, and Their Arab Partners Should Work Together to Create the Next Generation of Defensive Weapons
Combining diplomatic and technological breakthroughs.
Is J Street a Left-Wing and Pro-Israel Organization, or Simply an Anti-Israel One?
Refusing to praise peace, or condemn incitement.
Why Pakistan Won’t Be Israel’s Next Muslim Ally
Anti-Semitism, Islamism, and geopolitics stand in the way.
When Freedom of Religion, the Rights of Parents, and the Government’s Education Policies Come into Conflict
The yeshivas vs. New York State.
America’s Most Popular Podcast Is about the Bible
A more optimistic look at the state of society.
January 15
How Palestinian Authority Incitement Led to the Murder of an Israeli Jogger
Outlandish libels with bloody consequences.
The Fight against a Working Definition of Anti-Semitism
Irrational arguments conceal hostility toward Israel.
Accusations of Israeli Apartheid Are Completely Disconnected from the Ugly Realities of South African History
The closest thing to apartheid is the Palestinian ban on selling land to Jews.
A Rabbi and a Catholic Writer Discuss America’s Spiritual Crisis
Is the U.S. still “a nation with the soul of a church”?
A Prospective Convert Wrestles with the Sabbath amid Pandemic and News Overload
More than just a “tech detox.”
January 14
Iran’s Recent Troublemaking Is a Sign of Weakness
The U.S. should press its advantage.
Why the International Criminal Court Should Stay Out of the Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Blundering into a politically motivated legal proceeding will accomplish nothing.
Benjamin Netanyahu Courts the Arab Vote
It could make the difference for him in the next election.
