Dr. Michael Krampner is a Jerusalem-based writer with a Ph.D. in Jewish history, and aa retired American trial lawyer whose writings and book reviews primarily focus on Jewish history, historical warfare, judicial reform, and geopolitical critique. That theological and ideological…
Over the last two weeks of October, governments and civil society gathered at the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) COP17 in Yerevan, Armenia. The talks focused on taking stock of countries’ progress on nearly two dozen targets for 2030, which had been…
Baptists Wearing Burkas National Suicide Use The Power Triumph Of The Unlearned And Uneducated - In the wake of the overwhelming Democratic victories in the midterm elections, Shane Vaughn is lamenting that American citizens have the power to elect their own…
By Etgar Lefkovits, JNS The Swedish parliament on Wednesday unanimously approved legislation outlawing denial of the Holocaust. The move comes amid a sharp increase in Holocaust denial and distortion around the globe following the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas-led attack on southern Israel.
Israeli voters thronged to the polls in record numbers this week, only to produce a frustratingly murky verdict. It may take weeks of haggling among the country’s fragmented political parties to form a new governing coalition — or to decide the…
Review of Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib’s book, Hamas and Its Two Million Hostages Hamas and its two million hostage
The Decent Empire and Its Wars The Queer God and the Bodies That Enter Conclusion: Lifting the Skirts of Empire Rev. Immanuel Nehemiah, priest (CSI-KCD), activist, poet and writer, Bangalore. by Awni Al-Daoud5 Nov 2026 Most public opinion polls in the…
The question, therefore, is not whether independence requires freedom from all forms of dependence, but what kind of relationships make genuine independence possible. There is a fundamental difference between dependence arising from domination and dependence arising from mutual cooperation. The…
An election can change who holds power overnight. It cannot change the beliefs shaping a nation. Long after ballots are counted, competing visions of truth, morality, and human nature continue influencing America's classrooms, newsrooms, entertainment, and institutions. When Christians leave…
Israelis turned out in their highest numbers in decades on Oct. 27 to elect a new government, but the results have left the country in a stalemate. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s governing bloc dropped precipitously, from 68 seats to 53, far short of…
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