Politics & Current Affairs
Terrible friends, but worse enemies.
The danger of forgetting that man cannot live by bread alone.
Europeans, Democrats, and pushback on the ground.
The morality of the op-ed page counts for little in the Middle East.
They’ve leveled a criticism at Israel’s new nation-state law that neither the right’s earnest patriotism nor the left’s moral anxiety seems equipped to answer.
But there’s no reason to jump to conclusions about his fate.
The Association for Asian-American Studies is happy to condemn Israel but won’t condemn quotas on Asian Americans.
The bargain of the “shtum-powder” Jews.
The case of Corbyn.
The Trump administration should listen to its counterterrorism strategy.
The controversial new law has been reviled as “an assassination of democracy” and a subversion of the founding principles of the Jewish state. It’s neither.
Tehran won’t give up its missiles. And it’s not afraid to use them.
Washington isn’t maiming innocent people, and it’s not acting out of pique.
Lessons from the disengagement.
