Why U.S. Officials Keep Talking to the Press about Covert Israeli Operations in Iran
Someone in Washington is afraid of the mullahs.
July 1, 2022
A Celebrated French Writer’s Attack on Conventional Language, Conventional Morality, and Jews
Unhappy is the nation that can still make a great man out of Céline.
In 2019, under murky circumstances, someone discovered thousands of pages of lost writings of the French author Louis-Ferdinand Destouches, better known as Céline, who died in 1961. Among them is a previously unknown World War I novel, which has been published by the preeminent French publisher Gallimard under the title Guerre, to critical acclaim. David Pryce-Jones reviews the novel, and discusses some uncomfortable facts:
July 1, 2022
The Roots of American Christian Zionism Lie in Both Religious and Secular Reasoning
The one foreign-policy idea that united liberals, conservatives, internationalists, and isolationists.
Anti-Semitic Artwork Raises Eyebrows, but Not Hard Questions, in Germany
One of the soldiers depicted as a pig is wearing a helmet labeled “Mossad” and a scarf with a Star of David.
A Celebrated French Writer’s Attack on Conventional Language, Conventional Morality, and Jews
Unhappy is the nation that can still make a great man out of Céline.
How the Jewish Bible Shaped Abraham Lincoln, and Lincoln Shaped American Jewry
“I should like to visit Jerusalem sometime.”