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Spring 5766 / 2006, no. 24From the Editors:Cato and CaesarBy Assaf Sagiv Currents:The IDF and the Israeli SpiritBy Moshe Yaalon The former Chief-of-Staff addresses the greatest threat facing the Jewish state. Essays:The Spectacles of Isaiah BerlinBy Assaf Inbari The twentieth century's greatest liberal was anything but a pluralist How Great Nations Can Win Small Wars By Yagil Henkin Iraq, Northern Ireland, and the secret strength of democratic peoples. Sciences of What and the Science of Who By Georges Hansel In Judaism, reason and revelation are closer than you might think. Reviews:Spinning TalesReviewed by Ido Hevroni Encyclopedia of the Jewish Story by Yoav Elstein, Avidov Lipsker, Rella Kushelevsky (editors) Where Rawls Was Right Reviewed by Michael S. Kochin The Rights of Others by Seyla Benhabib Sins of ’68 Reviewed by Benjamin Kerstein Power and the Idealists by Paul Berman Faces of Death Reviewed by Assaf Sagiv Saw, a film by James Wan; and Saw II, a film by Darren Lynn Bousman Correspondence:UNRWA, Thomas L. Thompson, and others. |
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 Cruel BritanniaAnti-Semitism in Britain has gone mainstream. |
 Ziegler's FolliesThe strange story of one UN official`s dubious affair with radicalism. |
 Is There a Future for French Jewry?A changing political culture may leave no room for Europe's largest Jewish community. |
 How Great Nations Can Win Small WarsIraq, Northern Ireland, and the secret strength of democratic peoples. |
 No Friends But the MountainsA visit to Kurdistan reveals an autonomous people ready for an alliance with America and Israel. |