The Palestinian Prime Minister Rails against Peace at the Council of Foreign Relations
Arab states have a right to pursue their interests.
December 1, 2020
A Young John F. Kennedy’s Unimpressive Musings on Nazi Germany and Zionism
“Fascism seems to treat them well.”
Reviewing the first volume of a new biography of JFK by the Harvard historian Fredrik Logevall, P.J. O’Rourke reflects on why a “distant, hazy, reminiscent glow lingers” in the air around the Kennedys. The dynasty’s founding patriarch, Joseph, Sr., was, in O’Rourke’s words, “a priapic, stock-jobbing, isolationist, defeatist, Hitler-appeasing anti-Semite,” who was recalled from his absurd posting as ambassador to Great Britain and resigned in disgrace in 1941. Yet, although his son John Fitzgerald would, as president, uphold the U.S.-Israel relationship, his earlier judgments were less inspiring:
December 1, 2020
Economic Empowerment Might Be the Key to Helping Middle East Christians
Beyond bullets and band-aids.
Robert Fisk’s Long Career of Lies Comes to an End
After slandering Israel, he denied the truth about Syrian atrocities.
How Not to Use Science to Bolster Faith
A cosmic puzzle best left unsolved.
A Young John F. Kennedy’s Unimpressive Musings on Nazi Germany and Zionism
“Fascism seems to treat them well.”