Support for Terrorism, Not Ideas, Kept Omar Barghouti Out of the U.S.
The founder of BDS cooperates with Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
April 18, 2019
A Story, Appearing in English for the First Time, of an Immigrant Who Tries to Forget the Old Country
A Letter to Mama.
Appearing in Yiddish in 1965, Isaac Bashevis Singer’s short story, “A Letter to Mama,” has never been published in English until now. Its protagonist is a Polish-born immigrant living in the Midwest who has grown distant from all things Jewish, and receives an unexpected nocturnal visitation from his mother’s spirit. In Aliza Shevrin’s translation, it begins thus:
April 18, 2019
The New Sanctions against Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Are a Good Start, but More Can Be Done
An organization responsible for the deaths of over 600 Americans in Iraq.
The Real Problems with U.S. Military Assistance to Israel
They’re not what Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez thinks they are.
A Story, Appearing in English for the First Time, of an Immigrant Who Tries to Forget the Old Country
A Letter to Mama.
A Play about the Lehman Brothers Dips into Anti-Jewish Anti-Capitalism
More barukh Hashems than New York has skyscrapers.