Analysis
Thursday, December 9th 2021 / Friday, July 22nd 2022
Michael Ignatieff Persuasion, Dec. 6, 2021 “As a painful demonstration of the limits of American military might, liberal internationalism’s collapse has accelerated the decline of Washington’s global power too.” What’s a committed liberal internationalist like myself to make of the collapse of our hopes? Liberal internationalism promised to promote democracy and strengthen a “rules based […]
Thursday, December 10th 2020
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Friday, September 4th 2020 / Thursday, September 24th 2020
Julien Bauer À une époque, apparemment révolue, le rôle des médias, presse écrite, radio, télévision, était de présenter les nouvelles estimées les plus importantes de l’actualité. Le vol direct Tel Aviv-Abu Dhabi le 31 août 2020, symbole d’un évènement notable entre Israël et un État arabe, les Émirats Arabes Unis, évènement qui ne […]
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Friday, August 28th 2020 / Thursday, September 24th 2020
Jacques Chitayat In 2016, Pierre Manent, a renowned French political scientist and philosopher, published a short and intense essay on achieving better coexistence between Muslims and Christians in France. The fact that its publication arrived shortly after the double terrorist attack in France of January 2016 at the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo and at […]
Tuesday, August 4th 2020
Friday, June 5th 2020 / Friday, July 22nd 2022
Danielle Ziri Haaretz, June 5, 2020 As thousands of New Yorkers continue to take to the streets calling for racial justice following last week’s killing of George Floyd, members of the Orthodox community are calling out Mayor Bill de Blasio on what they see as a “double standard.” They are asking why large-scale demonstrations […]
Sunday, May 17th 2020 / Wednesday, February 3rd 2021
Jacques Chitayat Of all the books dealing with the history of antisemitism, none examine the world’s oldest hatred in quite the same way as Diane Weber Bederman’s The Serpent and the Red Thread, just published by Mantua Books. This is evidenced by journalists’, professors’ and authors’ prefatory remarks, even before the reader has opened its […]
Thursday, May 14th 2020
By Jacques Chitayat Europe shares a complicated relationship with the Gulf States. There is a world of difference between their respective ideologies and policies (as well as their human rights track records). However, thanks to their abundant oil resources, the Gulf States – namely Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates – emerged […]
Thursday, May 7th 2020 / Monday, May 10th 2021
75 Years Later: World War II and Covid – 19 Frederick Krantz Isranet, May 7, 2020 May 8, 2020 marks the seventy-fifth anniversary of Germany’s unconditional surrender, ending the European phase of World War II. As we face an ongoing corona-virus pandemic likened metaphorically to a war, the opening toll of which has been […]
Tuesday, April 21st 2020
TO VIEW IN PDF CLICK THE LINK : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1p-Yf-qNRBSh6hPFSi7asGl5ERejqlBne/view?usp=sharing Field of Silence Machla Abramovitz, Mishpacha, July 19, 2017 It was a clear, cold day in Poland this past March as Toronto resident Yosef Rosenzweig stood alone in a forest bundled in his winter jacket, crunching the dry leaves underfoot that carpeted the grounds. The […]
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