How the EU Is Undermining International Law in the West Bank
A leaked document exposes a plan to create “facts on the ground.”
December 29, 2022
A Librarian and Holocaust Survivor Dedicated to Preserving the Jewish Past
Menachem Schmelzer, in memoriam.
Born in a rural Hungarian village in 1934, Menahem Schmelzer survived the Holocaust in a forced-labor camp. Continuing his Jewish education after the war, he was later arrested by the Hungarian Communist government for his Zionist activities, and left the country shortly after his release. He served from 1964 until 1987 as the chief librarian of the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York City, presiding over its vast collection of rare books and manuscripts. In his obituary for Schmelzer, who died earlier this month, Joseph Berger writes:
December 29, 2022
Saudi Arabia Is Already Laying the Groundwork for Peace with Israel
Although the results remain to be seen.
In the Name of Fighting Islamophobia, a Minnesota College Fires a Professor for Blasphemy
Replacing academic freedom with cowardice.
The Forgotten Legacy of Second Temple Judaism
And why the Dead Sea Scrolls are overrated.
A Librarian and Holocaust Survivor Dedicated to Preserving the Jewish Past
Menachem Schmelzer, in memoriam.