With Its “Coycott” of Israel, the UN Human Rights Council Encourages Palestinians to Continue Down Their Self-Destructive Path
If you care about the Palestinian economy, buy something from one of the companies on the list.
February 20, 2020
A New Television Series about Nazi Hunters Trivializes Its Subject Matter with Comic-Book Silliness
Al Pacino’s Meyer Offerman is no Simon Wiesenthal.
Set in 1977, the Amazon series Hunters, which debuts tomorrow, stars Al Pacino as Meyer Offerman, a Holocaust survivor turned millionaire who leads a team of highly skilled volunteers in pursuing ex-Nazis living in the U.S. “Each episode,” writes Kyle Smith in his review, “finds the hunters tracking down one Special Guest Nazi to administer ironic torture and, often, painful execution.” By loading the show with comic-book clichés (one character wields “a golden dagger of vengeance”) while catering to the demands of box-checking diversity, its writers have produced something neither entertaining nor intellectually satisfying:
February 20, 2020
The Palestinian Authority Invites Israelis to Ramallah, Incites Violence against Them, and Then Condemns Their Visit
Palestinians can travel in Israel safely, but the reverse isn’t true.
How Israel’s Arab Triangle Came to Be
The White House peace plan gets its history wrong.
A New Television Series about Nazi Hunters Trivializes Its Subject Matter with Comic-Book Silliness
Al Pacino’s Meyer Offerman is no Simon Wiesenthal.
The German Soccer Team That Owes Its Existence to Turn-of-the-20th-Century Zionist Thought
The Berlin Makkabis.