Blessing and Burden
November 23, 2009 · Hillel Fradkin, Magazine, Books and Arts
The Chosen
Scholar of Religion and Politics
Hillel Fradkin
5 articles 1999–2009
Hillel Fradkin is a scholar of political philosophy, religion, and Middle Eastern affairs. He served as a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, where he directed the Center on Islam, Democracy, and the Future of the Muslim World. He contributed essays to The Weekly Standard on Iranian politics, the intersection of faith and governance, and conservative political thought.
Iran Won't Budge
June 6, 2006 · Hillel Fradkin, Blog
LAST WEEK, the Bush administration adopted a new approach to the crisis with Iran over Tehran's pursuit of uranium enrichment and nuclear weapons. Secretary of State Condolezza Rice offered to join the negotiations with Iran (heretofore conducted by the E.U. Three--France, Germany and Britain) on…
Reading Ahmadinejad in Washington
May 29, 2006 · Features, Hillel Fradkin, Magazine
WILL THE UNITED STATES declare war on the Islamic Republic of Iran? For months, this question has been the theme of diplomatic and public discourse--with horror usually expressed at the idea. But it now seems that we have this backwards. For the import of the letter that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad,…
Faith in Politics
September 11, 2000 · Hillel Fradkin, Magazine, Books and Arts
In Praise of Public Life
The Problem with Compassionate Conservatism
October 18, 1999 · Hillel Fradkin, Magazine
AFTER YOU HIT A DOG, you pet it." This is how an unnamed adviser to George W. Bush explained (to the New York Times) the governor's revised and softened appraisal of the vices of his party, after howls of protest from conservatives greeted Bush's recent speech to the Manhattan Institute. The dog…