September 21
Last Week’s Peace Agreement Sends a Clear Message to the Palestinians
And refutes notions that have shaped U.S. Middle East policy for more than half a century.
Israel’s Vulnerable New Friends Are Drawn to Its Strength
Bahrain and the UAE fear demography, Iran, and a withdrawing U.S.
“I Had the Good Fortune to Be a Jew Born and Raised in the USA”
The late Supreme Court justice’s Yom Hashoah reflections.
California’s New Ethnic-Studies Curriculum Has Nothing to Say about Iranian Jews
Only about Jewish racial privilege.
From Selling Jewish Calendars to Selling Schmutz: A Story
A fictional peddler reflects on the imponderability of anti-Semitism.
September 18
Peace Has Come, but Mahmoud Abbas Wants No Part of It
Another Palestinian leader who sold out his people.
How Israel Found Itself in a Second Coronavirus Lockdown
Protestors shouldn’t get special dispensation.
Iran’s Space Program Is Far from Benign
The goal: to become a nuclear power on par with Russian and China.
Rosh Hashanah: The Multifaceted Celebration of Creation and Family
No other holiday contains a greater diversity of themes.
New Research Suggests That Literacy Was Widespread in Biblical Judea
Not the exclusive domain of scribes
September 17
Welcome to the Post-Palestine Middle East
The anti-Israel cause is losing its power over the Arab world.
So Long as France Continues to Appease Hizballah, It Won’t Stabilize Lebanon
Emmanuel Macron, Israel, and the Beirut explosion.
The Legacy of the Black September Revolt, Five Decades On
How the Palestinian cause became “the flag of convenience for every rogue and genocidal maniac in the region.”