Washington’s Reassessment of the Jewish Presence in the West Bank Isn’t Complete
Mike Pompeo has exposed the sham, but hasn’t slain the beast.
January 15, 2020
A Royal Bat Mitzvah in Cambodia
Celebrated by the current king’s second cousin.
Born in Washington, DC to the then-Cambodian ambassador to the U.S., Susie Koroghli (née Thay) is the granddaughter of King Monivong, who ruled the country until his death in 1941. Raised in the U.S. as a Buddhist, Susie eventually converted to Judaism and married Ray Koroghli, a Persian-American Jew. They recently traveled to Cambodia to celebrate the bat mitzvah of their daughter Elior, as Menachem Posner writes:
January 15, 2020
Iranians Aren’t Angry at America, but at Their Own Government
The West should stand behind them.
When Academic Organizations Condemn Israel, They Send an Unambiguous Message to Potential Jewish Members
A small victory at the American Historical Association.
Mark Twain’s Land of Israel
The humorist abroad.
A Royal Bat Mitzvah in Cambodia
Celebrated by the current king’s second cousin.