How the U.S. Can Shape a Lasting Iran Policy with Elections on the Horizon
Tighten sanctions, and continue sabotage.
September 2, 2020
A New Book Takes an Intimate Look at an Ordinary SS Officer
More than just a small cog in a large machine.
In her famous portrait of Adolf Eichmann, Hannah Arendt raised the question of how seeming ordinary, “banal” individuals could have come to perpetrate the most horrific of crimes, sometimes without ever pulling a trigger. Arendt turned out to have mismeasured Eichmann entirely, but such killers did exist, and the historian Daniel Lee has written a detailed portrait of one: a mid-level officer in the SS named Robert Griesinger. In his appreciative review of the book, Malcolm Forbes writes:
September 2, 2020
Why Pakistan Won’t Be Next to Make Peace with Israel
Anti-Semitism and inertia.
California Considers a Radical High-School Curriculum That Opens the Door to Anti-Semitism
To the gurus of ethnic studies, Jews possess “racial privilege.”
A New Book Takes an Intimate Look at an Ordinary SS Officer
More than just a small cog in a large machine.
Amidst Controversy in Israel over a Pilgrimage to Ukraine, Some Reflections on Religion, Superstition, and Visiting Tombs
Faith is what you struggle with when you do not have the crutch of easy graving.