The Iran Crisis Is Here. It’s Time for America to Act
The ayatollahs are playing hardball.
June 13, 2022
A Year after the Holocaust, a Survivor’s Poem
"From the Depths."
In 1946, the Yiddish poet and novelist Chava Rosenfarb found herself in Brussels after having spent the previous years, successively, in the Lodz ghetto, Auschwitz, and Bergen-Belsen. While in Belgium, she wrote the poem Mi-ma’amakim (“From the Depths”—after Psalm 130), subtitled “For the ruins of the Lodz ghetto.” Hannah Pollin-Galay offers a new translation of the poem into English, which begins thus:
June 13, 2022
What the World Can Learn from the Zionist Victory over Malaria
Treating both Jews and Arabs with dignity and respect.
The United Nations Breaks New Ground in Libeling Israel
A report finds no Palestinian terrorists, no Palestinian terrorist organizations, and no Palestinian terrorism.
A Year after the Holocaust, a Survivor’s Poem
"From the Depths."
Shabbat Isn’t Meant to Be Narcissism Disguised as “Self-Care”
The perils of the digital Sabbath.