In the summer of 2020, Walid Phares wrote in al Arabiyya about the newly signed Abraham Accords. Phares had spoken…
Democracy arose in Britain and in America as a fight for rights. In the 1600s, Parliament stood up for their…
In his series on the Five Books of Moses, Covenant and Conversation, the late and justly lamented Chief Rabbi of…
I received an email last week from Niraj Antani, who is leaving office shortly at the completion of his term…
In the early Sixties, the left side had human credibility. They seemed authentic, concerned about ordinary people, the sovereigns of…
If I were asked to pick the central biblical message, then the imperative to love is on the short list….
Conservatives believe in the institutions shaped by the accumulated experience of humanity. We know we may be very small, but…
What A Long Strange Trip It’s Been is the title Jordan Peterson (or his organization) gave to his 500th podcast,…
Almost three weeks since the election, the consensus is that this has been a populist victory — the people saw…
