Between Dershowitz and Stone, Dershowitz is Pointlessly Correct
To change people’s feelings about Jews, we must approach with honesty the trope that if anything goes wrong, it’s the Jews’ fault.
Maneuvering Between the Raindrops
Some might prefer “Maneuvering between the bullets” for the title of this note.
The Trump Impeachment Campaign will Hurt American Jewry
In broad daylight or behind the scenes, self-hating Jews have always been the worst detractors of the Jews, and their most injurious and treacherous enemies.
1967 and Other Events
The 50 years since the Six Day war has brought forth an outpouring of memories and analyses of that event and what various individuals trace to it.
Why Abbas Won’t Accept ‘2 States for 2 Peoples’
Is the Palestinian Authority going to accept renewed peace negotiations? Despite the opstimistic buzz, it seems highly unlikely.
Ethical Code for Professors won’t Solve the Problem
The problem is not academics expressing their political opinion; the problem is that it’s always the same opinion. So instead of silencing people, critical thinking should be allowed through a diverse and wide presentation of approaches.
Circumcision: Should it be Banned?
The supposed reason: “violation of children’s rights,” and “mental and physical harm” to the child.
Israel’s Costs vs. Its Benefits – The Six-Day War
Losing this territory would entail grave security threats, and there is nothing Syria has to offer to compensate for this loss.
It’s Not Getting Better
I have said for a long time that we will not see the real harvest of such bad teaching for another generation or two.
No, Assad’s Survival Isn’t a Good Thing
Misguided voices in Israel and elsewhere argue that a strong Syrian president with firm control over the state is a vital interest for Israel.