Praying Towards the Wrong Home Plate
It was a warm summer night at Citi Field, home to the New York Mets baseball team, and the stadium was bathed in excitement.
No Dark Secrets, Just a Propaganda Film
Some 20,000 of the enemy’s soldiers were killed in the Six-Day War, almost only soldiers.
Behind the Lines: Erdogan’s Bait and Switch
Recent revelations indicate a laissez-faire attitude toward Islamic State oil-trading across the border, and to the transport of fighters across the border.
Turkey: ISIS’s Hostage Again
When the Islamic State took hostage 49 Turks at the Mosul consulate, it took hostage the entire country.
Why Empower Iran?
Unless the US Congress votes in opposition, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action deal with Iran with go through.
This Isn’t About Bibi and Obama
For Netanyahu, as for the three quarters of Israelis who support him, opposition to the deal is not the consequence of ill will toward Obama.
Presidential Election Cheat Sheet: Scott Walker and Israel
Walker is a candidate for the Republican Party in the upcoming 2016 presidential election. What are his policies on Israel?
Rare Archaeological Find Uncovered at Kindergarten Construction Site
A rare inscription was found during a routine archaeological excavation in preparation for a construction project in Jerusalem.
World’s Oldest Bibles, Prayer Books Go Digital
A Bible dating back over 1,000 years is about to get a modern makeover as it is digitized and uploaded to the Internet.
Talking to Liberals About Iran Is a Perilous Art Form
A friend, a woman of refinement and sensitivity–a good liberal–unexpectedly just shocked me.