April 1
How One of Hollywood’s Leading Moguls Saved from Hitler Hundreds of Jews from His Birthplace
Carl Laemmle and the “boys from Laupheim.”
March 31
Israel’s New Government Is Neither a Win Nor a Loss for Either of the Major Parties
Both Benny Gantz and Benjamin Netanyahu gave up things they wanted in return for things they needed.
The Extremism of Arab Political Parties Suggests That Many of Their Constituents Are Pulling Away from Israel
Emphasizing Palestinian rather than Israeli identity.
Iran, Aided by China, Expands Its Influence into Central Asia
Bringing Tajikistan and Uzbekistan out of the Saudi orbit.
Why Canada’s Greatest Jewish Poet Lost His Muse
The silence of A.M. Klein.
In a Debut Album, a Rising Star of Hip-Hop Puts His Anti-Semitism on Display
And critics will ignore or excuse it.
March 30
Benny Gantz Should Be Praised for Compromising, Not Condemned for Capitulating
He elevated country over personal and partisan interests.
Give Lebanon Medical Aid, but Don’t Help It Out of Its Financial Crisis
A bailout for Beirut is a bailout for Hizballah.
What Natan Sharansky Knows That Bernie Sanders Doesn’t
Remembering the truth about Jews and Communism.
The Coronavirus Pandemic Will Not Distract Israel’s Enemies from Seeking Its Destruction
And other security consequences for the Jewish state.
In the Face of Forged Dead Sea Scroll Fragments, the Museum of the Bible Owns Up to Its Mistakes
Other institutions can learn integrity from them.
March 27
The Knesset Has Resumed Its Business, but Both Sides Have Broken Unwritten Rules
Was Yuli Edelstein justified in keeping the Knesset closed?
Now Is Not the Time to Extend Sanctions Relief to Iran
The suffering caused by the coronavirus is the fault of the regime.
As with Past Plagues, Beware an Outbreak of Anti-Semitism
There have already been telling signs.
