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Cheap Heroism

A British sociologist idolized in Yoav Shamir's film Defamation protests: opposing Israeli human-rights abuses takes considerably less courage than opposing the excesses of Israel's critics.Egypt vs. Hamas: What Next?

Cairo's policy of less accommodation and more pressure may backfire, pushing the radical Islamic organization into even greater adventurism.Speaking of Disproportionate Responses

Compared with the personnel and resources others have sent to Haiti, Israel's response has indeed been disproportionate.Survival Instincts

Recent Iranian émigrés to Israel speak about their coreligionists' cautious approach both toward the Tehran regime and toward the opposition they mostly support.Sarah Palin, Joseph Lieberman

A new book on the McCain campaign records a somewhat garbled conversation between the governor of Alaska and the Connecticut Senator on faith, fate, and destiny.A Geopolitical Island

The international effort to isolate and delegitimize Israel poses as great a strategic threat as the effort to destroy it militarily, and requires no less effective a strategic response.All in the Mind

Thought-controlled technology creates new challenges for Jewish law.L’Affaire Ayalon

Turkish anti-Semitism meets an inept Israeli diplomat; nobody wins.Post-Orthodoxy?

Growing "left" dissatisfactions within the Modern Orthodox world may portend the formation of a new movement.First, Blame the Jews

To a distinguished Christian theologian and scholar of the Bible, the root problem in the Middle East is simple: "Israel's conviction [of] being God's one chosen people."