Jerusalem
Why the Church of the Holy Sepulcher was briefly closed.
A small country does the right thing.
If Israelis do not have the right to sovereignty in Jerusalem, they can hardly justify sovereignty anywhere.
The right name, the right time, and the right place. But is it the right Isaiah?
A policy based on empathy and pragmatism.
A matter of security as well as principle.
A rare and important find.
William Seward and “the builders and founders of the city.”
One-hundred years ago, over a lunch, the internationalization of Jerusalem became irrelevant—and it remains so.
A lasting friendship.
A strong alliance, but one threatened by generational shifts.
Two-thousand years later, and it’s still not the right time?
Jerusalemites live on the brink of catastrophe, but refuse to step off.
Prague, unlike Berlin, joined Washington in recognizing Israel’s capital.
