Most Clicked This Week
- “Yale University has quietly adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) definition of antisemitism”
- Gerald Steinberg: “In 30 years as head of Human Rights Watch, Ken Roth has consistently singled out Israel uniquely for demonization and delegitimization, using numerous false and distorted claims”
- Orthodox Union: "Members of our community require accommodations for Sabbath and holiday observance, times to pray, the ability to keep kosher, and the like”
- Chicago has seen many anti-Semitic crimes these past two months
- Bullets and Bagels: The Jewish shooting club
- Netanyahu bashes Iran deal, but no longer demands zero enrichment
- The invasion of Ukraine and the rise of America’s isolationists.
- An Arab Muslim speaks about her life in an Israel
Tag Archives: Yoram Hazony
Yoram Hazony – Bret Stephens debate at Princeton on the subject of nationalism among other matters
At 5:05 Yoram Hazony discusses “nationalism” and why he defends it; at 33:52 Bret Stephens articulates his defense of Pax Americana, “a state of relative international peace regarded as overseen by the US”:
The Virtue of Nationalism: Hazony’s latest book argues that “the nation-state is the best form of political organization humanity has yet discovered”
JEWISH JOURNAL Obsolete or Indispensable? by Evelyn Gordon August 15, 2018 …[Judaism] is the only great civilization in history that never sought global application of its laws, customs, and religious practices; rather, the Bible explicitly envisioned a limited Jewish state surrounded … Continue reading
Why we need the Jewish State law
TIMES OF ISRAEL by Yoram Hazony November 23, 2014 As civil war rages in Syria-Iraq, Libya and Yemen, and tensions between Jews and Arabs in Jerusalem reach levels not seen in more than a decade, the Israeli government has approved … Continue reading
Israeli institute gets $2.2 million to help Christians study Jewish thought
WASHINGTON POST by Sarah Pulliam Bailey October 13, 2014 A new institute in Jerusalem has been awarded $2.2 million to help Christians and Jews study Jewish texts, launching what’s being billed as a new kind of Jewish-Christian cooperation. The Herzl … Continue reading