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The Deadly Price of Pursuing Peace
From our January 2010 issue: Israel’s efforts to resolve its conflict with the Palestinians have not only failed; they have also harmed its image.
In "Obama's Year of Living Blamelessly,"Abe Greenwald analyzes President Obama's approach to matters of national security and emphasizes his propensity to blame his predecessor for his own shortcomings.
9:13 AM, 01.06.10
It would be nice to think : Just as they are beginning to realize their engagement strategy with ...
Re: Does South Africa's "Big Love" President Have a Lesson for Liberal America?
5:30 PM, 01.05.10
Jonathan, you bring up an interesting point : “If your libertarian instincts tell you that it’s ...
3:40 PM, 01.05.10
C-SPAN's Brian Lamb has asked Congress and the president to keep their word on transparency and ...
3:26 PM, 01.05.10
The pattern in reacting to terrorism is now unfortunately all too familiar. First, the administration ...
2:15 PM, 01.05.10
It’s nice to read in the Wall Street Journal that more shipping companies are embarking armed security ...
Higher Immigration, Lower Crime
Today’s “underclass” of newcomers seeks a day’s work, not a drug deal.
We're Number Two?
High-speed Internet access is the latest object of statistical gamesmanship designed to make America look like it’s failing.
The Danger of Normaliut
From the Editor
Obama's Next Three Years
The president isn’t interested in foreign policy, but his ideas and his approach mark him as the first “post-American” president.
A Never-Ending Economic Crisis?
The 2008 meltdown was badly handled and the 2009 recovery may be a bubble. Portents for the future are worrisome indeed.
Why Jews Hate Palin
The problems with her go beyond policy disagreements. They are about wildly differing views of the qualities necessary for American leadership.
Was Thelonious Monk’s Music Crazy?
Tough-minded, difficult, unpopular, yes; the work of a madman, no.
Major Farran’s Hat, by David Cesarani
Reviewed by Jonathan S. TobinAmerican Passage, by Vincent J. Cannato
Reviewed by Brian C. AndersonThe Citizen’s Constitution, by Seth Lipsky
Reviewed by Neomi RaoFDR’s Deadly Secret, by Steven Lomazow and Eric Fettmann
Reviewed by Ira StollThe Hawk and the Dove, by Nicholas Thompson
Reviewed by Jamie M. FlyThe Humbling, by Philip Roth
Reviewed by Sam SacksZiegfeld, by Ethan Mordden
Reviewed by Michael Riedel36 Arguments for the Existence of God, by Rebecca Newberger Goldstein
Reviewed by Peter Lopatin
Celluloid Avengers
Letters in response to Frederic Raphael's "TJew Süss in Reversüss.”
Oil Heat
Letters in response to Thomas W. Merrill and David M. Schizer's "The Petroleum-Tax Giveback.”
Marketing Israel
Letters in response to Jonathan S. Tobin's “Will the World Buy Israel’s New ‘Brand’?”
Science Fictions
Letters in response to Jonah Goldberg’s "How Politics Destroyed a Great TV Show.”
At Loon Lake
Letters in response to Ruth R. Wisse's “The Shul at Loon Lake.”
Tangling with Tehran
Why the Shah Fell
Walter Z. Laqueur - March 1979- The Present Danger
Norman Podhoretz - March 1980 - Stopping Iran: Why the Case for Military Action Still Stands
Norman Podhoretz - February 2008 - The Iranian Shell Game
Emanuele Ottolenghi - July/August 2008 - The Iranian Gambit in Gaza
Jonathan Schanzer - February 2009
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