Hamas’s Theater of the Macabre
The terrorist group has dragooned its hostages, Jewish and not, into perverse performance art.

Yair Rosenberg writes a curious person’s guide to the stories behind the stories, demystifying the potent but often misunderstood forces that shape our world, from religious faith to social-media technology to popular culture.
The terrorist group has dragooned its hostages, Jewish and not, into perverse performance art.
With every new policy and offhand remark, Trump belies the imaginary versions of himself that inspired many of his supporters.
If the president gets his way, the strong, not international lawyers, will write the rules.
The president proposes a terrible solution to a very real problem.
The plan doesn’t have to work to be a political win for the president.
Neal Agarwal distills digital life to its essence.
But not for the reasons he or Biden’s critics say
Societies that scapegoat foreign powers for domestic problems erode their ability to solve those problems.
Transactionalism is Trump’s secret weapon.
And what it means for the future of Palestinians and Israelis