Israel & Zionism
A versatile fellow, this Cossack, identified simultaneously with Israel’s prime minister and his bitterest opponents! Who is he and who robbed him?
The Israeli general and security expert joins us to talk about what’s going on, who might be responsible, and how Iran might retaliate.
The don of liberal Zionism has come out against a two-state solution. His argument is delusional and messianic. But that’s not the real problem with it.
“The resurrection of Aya Sofia heralds the liberation of the al-Aqsa Mosque.”
Christians are today closer to the Jewish people than they’ve been in thousands of years. What are the sources of this momentous rapprochement, and how likely is it to hold?
The ironies of annexation.
Corruption and nepotism at the health ministry.
As a new biography shows, David Ben-Gurion could be petty, harsh, and stubborn. He also decisively shaped almost every institution that would form the state of Israel.
Even as mainstream American Jews have become more skeptical of Israel, another group is quietly shedding its long-held reluctance to embrace the Jewish state.
The dangers lurking in false portrayals of the Nazi official show why Holocaust films must be held to account.
A look at the ghost of annexation past.
There’s a rare geopolitical window open for the Jewish state right now—which means pursuing other interests than those in the West Bank.
A group of former Israeli defense officials argue that the state can manage without the Jordan Valley. Here’s why they’re wrong.
Imagine what Israel would look like now if it had declined to apply its law to eastern Jerusalem after the Six-Day War. It shouldn’t pass up a similar chance.
