Russia Has Stopped Pretending to Be Israel’s Friend
The mask slips.
October 10, 2018
A Modern-Day Blood Libel, Dressed Up in Trendy Academic Language
Chimerical anti-Semitism.
In her 2017 book The Right to Maim, published by Duke University Press, Jasbir Puar—a professor at Rutgers University—advances entirely unsubstantiated and outlandish claims about Israel’s malevolent treatment of Palestinians. David Berger, a historian of medieval anti-Semitism, notes the similarities between Puar’s writings and the centuries-old accusations that Jews murdered Christian children and used their blood to make matzah, stole and “tortured” communion wafers, and poisoned wells:
October 10, 2018
Jeremy Corbyn Insists He’s an Anti-Racist. Perhaps So, but He’s Definitely an Anti-Semite
The bargain of the “shtum-powder” Jews.
A Modern-Day Blood Libel, Dressed Up in Trendy Academic Language
Chimerical anti-Semitism.
Archaeologists Discover the Oldest Extant Inscription Using the Modern Spelling of “Jerusalem”
A two-millennium-old stone.
A New Book Exposes Italian Complicity in the Holocaust
The myth of the good Italian.