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Catherine Perez-ShakdamThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
Every year, on one night in spring, the Jewish people sit down to tell a very old story. Not a swaggering epic of conquest, but a stubborn memory of...
When Jewish ambulances are burned in London and the country struggles to say plainly what that means, something has already gone badly wrong. The...
For years, the Islamic Republic of Iran was treated as though it were a regional problem: dangerous, repressive, disruptive, but somehow containable....
Antisemitism rarely announces itself honestly. It prefers disguise. Today it often appears draped in the language of “resistance,” clothed in the...
There are men who chase power loudly, greedily, and in full view. Mojtaba Khamenei never belonged to that category. He understood something far more...
Imagine a house in which smoke rises steadily from the cellar. The smell is unmistakable. The floorboards begin to grow warm beneath the feet. A few...
There are moments when events in London reveal more about the nature of a foreign threat than any speech delivered abroad. Such a moment came when the...
Some stories stick with us not because they’re easy or comforting, but because they cut through the noise and make things clear. They show, in a...
There is a peculiar species of modern moralist who treats war not as a tragedy to be understood, but as a stage upon which to perform indignation....
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