Teaching the Holocaust in the Arab World Has Its Pitfalls
Lyn Julius | JNS
Good news from the Gulf: The United Arab Emirates will teach about the Holocaust in its schools. It is only right...
Searching for My Romanian Roots
Roberta M. Ward
Since I was very young, I knew that my father was born in Jassy, Romania, the historical name of Romania’s second-largest city,...
Letters to the Editor: January 27
Where Was He During the Years of Ongoing Abuse?
It’s great that Pope Benedict XVI had deep respect for Judaism, but where was his deep...
In Support of a Consistent Arms-Sale Policy
Turkey has long been a prickly ally. At the crossroads of Europe and Asia, it joined NATO, the West’s Cold War umbrella, in 1952...
Progress at the Jordanian Border
There is a lot going on in Israel. And much of it complicates the job of diplomats posted there. The job of U.S. Ambassador...
Parshat Bo: Let My People Go! Pharaoh Eventually Acquiesces
Pharaoh still refuses to let the Jews leave Egypt, so G-d brings more plagues on Egypt. In the eighth plague, a very strong wind...
The Year Iran Lost Normalcy
Salem Al Ketbi | Israel Hayom via JNS
The year 2022 has passed and the year 2023 has begun, and Iran is witnessing the longest...
It’s About Time to ‘Shackle’ Israel’s Supreme Court
Nathan Lewin | JNS
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new government ignited a domestic firestorm with the legislative proposal by Justice Minister Yariv Levin to...
Israeli Democracy May Not Survive a ‘Reform’ of Its Supreme Court
Alex Lederman | JTA
On Dec. 29, Likud Party leader Benjamin Netanyahu was again sworn in as Israel’s prime minister, and one week later, the...
Antisemitism as a Classic Conspiracy Belief
Solomon D. Stevens
The recent antisemitic rants by a well-known singer are just one sign of a growing problem. The Anti-Defamation League reports that last...
