Try as It Might, the U.S. Can’t Disengage from the Middle East
Hasty withdrawals lead to hasty re-engagements.
April 9, 2019
A German Army Seder in the Midst of World War I
Led by the future rector of Hebrew University.
During World War I, Jewish soldiers in all combatant armies collectively held dozens if not hundreds of Passover seders, ranging from the ad-hoc to the officially approved and planned. Adolf Fraenkel, an Orthodox German mathematician who later became the rector of Hebrew University, described one such ritual meal in his memoirs, as Ro Oranim writes:
April 9, 2019
How Soviet Propaganda and an Affection for Dictators Turned South Africa against Israel
Where BDS is policy.
In France Now, Anti-Semitism Is Both Ubiquitous and Invisible—Just as It Was a Century Ago
Alain Finkielkraut and Charles Péguy.
An Ancient Depiction of a Nine-Branched Menorah Discovered in the Negev
Religious observance on the fringes of Judea.
A German Army Seder in the Midst of World War I
Led by the future rector of Hebrew University.