
A One-State Solution for Israel and Why It Will Work
We’ve left the two-state solution long behind—let’s not ignore other possibilities for peace.
Read MoreWe’ve left the two-state solution long behind—let’s not ignore other possibilities for peace.
Read MoreMy university is not a battleground.
Read MoreEven if we haven’t listened, every generation of evangelicals and fundamentalists says it: Their apocalyptic theology makes them more active not less.
Read MoreA university tests the not-always-holy waters.
Read MoreIs Jerusalem seeing a “religious war?” A day after last Tuesday’s terrorist attack that killed four worshippers…
Read MoreThe polarization of American Jews has increased with each large-scale eruption of fighting between Israel and Palestinians. With each escalation there has been a shift of pro-two-state solution activists to the left; at the same time, though, the right becomes strengthened and entrenched.
Read MoreNothing is as conducive to global radical mobilization as an exclusive theological summons.
Read MoreFor someone who propagates the importance of evidence, Sam Harris often ignores his own counsel….
Read MoreFor decades, Jewish leaders outside of Israel have publicly supported the Israeli government, but they have expressed regret for the souls lost on both sides. Is that rhetoric changing?
Read MoreHuman rights groups methodically tally each man, woman and child killed in Gaza (797 as…
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