Mati Wagner
Socialist sentimentality
Books: Tribal Lands — The Twelve Tribes of Israel in Their Ancestral Territories
Book Review: New customs
‘A better future for Palestinians will benefit Israel’
Last week Israel denied South African Minister for Higher Education and Training Blade Nzimande entry to the country.
Hope for justice fades as Argentina's Jews watch prosecutor's work slip beneath gov't rhetoric
In anti-Semitic rant, President Kirchner sullies late prosecutor’s decade-long search for culprits of the 1994 AMIA bombing.
The Armenian imperative
Representatives of the community say three factors have given them hope this year: the pope’s support, the EU’s recognition of their genocide and Kim Kardashian’s visit to Jerusalem and Armenia
The folly of retreat
The breakdown in international order is the cumulative effect of a Barack Obama’s ‘light footprint’ foreign policy, writes Bret Stephens.
Jewish world: Shifts and rifts in Israel-US ties
As progressive US Jews and Israelis drift apart, where are relations headed?
Terreur et conspiration à Buenos Aires
Depuis 1994, d’obscures manigances politiques et d’ahurissantes inepties ont entaché les enquêtes sur l’attentat contre le centre communautaire juif
Electoral strides in the Haredi and Arab sectors come at a cost, internal division and suspicion
The haredim are expected to be in the coalition and Arabs have increased their electoral strength, but will these successes help or hinder their integration?
Hope and frustration abound with historic election results in Arab community
The Joint List will be the third largest faction in the Knesset, bringing with it formidable political power.
Fear and conspiracy in Buenos Aires
Since 1994 corruption, murky politics and mind-numbing ineptitude have marred investigations of the bombing of the Jewish community center.
Will Nisman row hurt Israel-Argentina relations?
The US and Israel sharply criticized Argentina at the time.