There’s No Need for Further Politicization of the Court
Someone in the government has got it all wrong. The public media isn’t a mouthpiece for political announcements, and the judicial authority shouldn’t have to participate in a clearly political gathering, even if it has been declared a ‘state event.’
Another Jordanian Knife in Israel’s Back
Peace with Jordan? More like the quiet before the storm.
Eastern Ukraine in Limbo as ‘Invisible War’ Takes Its Toll
In eastern Ukraine, the sounds of the ceasefire — small arms fire, mortars, light machine guns and artillery — look set to continue to be heard.
Donald Trump and US History
The puzzle of Donald Trump is parallel to the puzzle of the United States.
Uncertainties
This is an appropriate theme in this season of Yom Kippur.
Divided Jewry
Divisions between Jews are wide, as are divisions between many other groups of people all over the globe.
The Secret to a Happy Year
Jonah’s story tells us that when we avoid our task, prefer separation to connection, and spread discord throughout the world, there always comes a storm.
The New Democratic Party
Since 2015, Britain has been one election away from having an antisemitic prime minister.
More on Donald (and Bibi)
He seemed to be getting better. But now we’re seeing the same old Donald, dueling with a man who may even be crazier.
Plame Knew What She was Tweeting
Valerie Plame had to know what she was tweeting. Plame retweeted a virulently antisemitic article by a well-known bigot, which she characterized as “thoughtful.”