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Prof. Paul Eidelberg

Prof. Paul Eidelberg (Ph.D. University of Chicago), former officer U.S. Air Force, is the founder and president of the Israel-America Renaissance Institute (I-ARI), www.i-ari.org, with offices in Jerusalem and Philadelphia. He has written several books on American and on Jewish Statesmanship. His magnum opus The Judeo-Scientific Foundations of American Exceptionalism: Today’s Choice for the “Almost Chosen People" is in process of publication. Prof. Eidelberg lives in Jerusalem.

Prof. Paul Eidelberg's Articles

Prof. Paul Eidelberg on Arutz Sheva (115)
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Beyond "Correct" Political Analysis
The truth is staring them in the face, but despite it, they continue blindly towards insane policies of "territory
12/28/2014
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Pluralism and the Clash of Civilizations
The West lives in a state of denial.
5/2/2014
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A Generation of the Unteachable
Orwell said it first.
4/1/2014
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Nietszche: Great Learning and Great Idiocy Go Together
Was Nietszche correct on this point? Israeli experts sometimes seem to prove him right.
2/4/2014
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Religion Trumps Economics in the Middle East
Even if they knew Dr. Darawshe (see oped article above), it would make no difference to them. Medical aid and economics
12/27/2013
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Understanding anti-Semitism on American Campuses
17th and 18th century anti-clerical European philosophers started the downward slope from Old Testament values
12/18/2013
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Obama's America, Going the Way of Rome
Barack Obama is a creature of relativism, even though, without logical consistency, this “post-American” president
12/9/2013
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Genocide: Dealing with Evil
Iran’s genocidal threat to “wipe Israel off the map” or “death to the United States” is not mere bluster.
10/25/2013
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Beyond Political Dermatology
Moral egalitarianism, moral relativism, the education of israel's higher echelons.
10/18/2013
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Israeli Democracy
It is no wonder that so many citizens feel powerless to affect government actions, such as preventing the freeing
8/15/2013
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Governance and Accountability
The ills of Israel's electoral system and the maladies of its government. Timely, as negotiations begin, and timely
8/8/2013
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Martyn Indyk and Moral Equivalency
How much hard work and stamina, how much self-sacrifice and heroism, are required in each generation to defend
7/28/2013
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On Palestinian Statehood and Its Advocates
Why should any rational person expect it to work?
7/12/2013
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A Mystery Solved
Basic laws and basic pride.
6/27/2013
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We Free Spirits
The conventional wisdom of Israeli politicians and their academic advisers is off the mark, says this writer.
5/12/2013
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