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The Doctrines of Judicial Review and Reasonableness at Issue in the Israeli Judicial System
By Richard B. Weisberg, Esq. ’78 Before the war in Gaza or the joint attack on Iran, the controversy that chiefly occupied the majority of public affairs in Israel concerned legislation enacted in the Kenesset, Israel’s parliament.
The Deuteronomic Constitution - Pittsburgh Review of Books
In partnership with our media partner Carnegie Mellon University's Humanities Center, PRoB is excited to present a number of essays from the contributors at "A Constitution Day Symposium" to be held September 17th, 2026. Unlike many skeptics, including our distinguished keynoter Sandy Levinson, I continue to think of the US Constitution as a sacred text.
This year, Mike Pence should resolve to become our next president
What if Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceWhat my 2021 inbox reveals about the 2024 GOP race The 10 Republicans most likely to run for president VP dilemma: The establishment or the base? MORE: Assessed his own political status as 2021 neared its end? Considered his bravery on Jan. 6 and wants it as part of his legacy? Looks ahead with dread to a Donald Trump nomination in 2024? Believes in New Year’s Resolutions?
Wuhan as I knew it: A pre-coronavirus glimpse of a Chinese city that will never be thought of the same way again
By Richard H. Weisberg New York Daily News | Apr 30, 2020 | 7:00 PM A recent position as honorary professor of law at Wuhan University offered me a perspective on China, and on Wuhan in particular, before it became the “Wuhan” that is reviled in many stateside quarters these days. In the wake of the outbreak, many see “Wuhan” as synonymous with censorship, with a deadly government-imposed coverup whereby the Chinese government took far too long to acknowledge the deadly virus that was rampaging.
Op-Ed: Betting on France
(JTA) — Three weeks ago, my wife and I were shopping in a Parisian kosher butcher store several miles west of the supermarket where four Jews were murdered on Jan. 9. The shop in our neighborhood was well patronized, with lines stretching out to the sidewalk before Shabbat. We were staying in an apartment in Paris’ 12th district while I promoted a new book about the treatment of Jews in France during World War II.
Don't Believe Hype of 'Anti-Semitic' France
(JTA) — Three weeks ago, my wife and I were shopping in a Parisian kosher butcher store several miles west of the supermarket where four Jews were murdered on Jan. 9. The shop in our neighborhood was well patronized, with lines stretching out to the sidewalk before Shabbat. We were staying in an apartment in Paris’ 12th district while I promoted a new book about the treatment of Jews in France during World War II.
Rivlin makes first US visit for UN Holocaust memorial
President Reuven Rivlin left Sunday on his first official visit to the United States, where he will address a UN session marking 70 years since the end of the Holocaust. His trip comes at a point of high tension between Israel and Washington after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accepted a controversial invitation to address a joint session of Congress in early March in a move which was not coordinated with the White House.
Betting on France
JTA—Three weeks ago, my wife and I were shopping in a Parisian kosher butcher store several miles west of the supermarket where four Jews were murdered on Jan. 9. The shop in our neighborhood was well patronized, with lines stretching out to the sidewalk before Shabbat. We were staying in an apartment in Paris’ 12th district while I promoted a new book about the treatment of Jews in France during World War II.
Richard Weisberg: France’s Jews are living in peace
"The world is too much with us,” William Wordsworth famously complained. He lived two centuries ago, but even in those simpler times he regretted the onslaught of information that kept him from feeling or at least imagining a better, truer reality. Our finer selves, as the year 2015 begins, are overwhelmed with nonstop reports of seemingly endless barbarity. Paris and Tel Aviv have most recently provided images of group violence against innocent people.
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