Essays
January 2022
Iran’s Performative Antisemitism and Anti-Zionism
Iran’s public policies of hostility to Jews in general (but not to its own Jewish community), which have gone as far as...
Columns
January 2022
Is Diplomacy A Profession?
When I think of the tension between professionals and amateurs, the first name that comes to mind is the late George...
Essays
January 2022
The Failing Negotiations with Iran
The talks between Iran and the permanent five Security Council members plus Germany appear to be...
Essays
January 2022
American Jewry and Israel
The two largest demographic anchors of Jewry today are Israel and the United States, together accounting for 85% of the...
China
January 2022
A Letter From the Publisher
Here’s to a Year of American and Global Comeback
“In the midst of death, we are in life.” With stoic resolve, the words...
Columns
December 2021
How Israel Became a Pro-American Democracy
Four score years ago, on December 7, 1941—that “date that will live in infamy,” as President Roosevelt called it—David...
Essays
December 2021
A Jewish Response to Anti-Asian Prejudice
In recent months, an alarming new trend in anti-Hindu activism in the United States has come to the fore as the latest...
Essays
December 2021
Israel and Palestine—What Can the US Do?
On the eve of President Joe Biden’s entry to the White House, several think tanks in Washington published some detailed...
Iran
December 2021
A Reader’s Response: A Question of Survival
Iran’s nuclear ambitions, extensively discussed in the November–December issue of The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune, are a...
Essays
December 2021
The Indian Jewish Community in Israel
In 1948, when the State of Israel was founded, waves of Jews from the three major centuries-old Jewish communities in India...
