Nikki Haley Succeeded at the UN Because She Saw It for What It Is
Standing up for the U.S., and Israel, in the viper pit.
October 15, 2018
Sidney Shachnow, in memoriam.
Born in 1934 as Schaja Shachnowski in the Lithuanian city of Kaunas (known to Jews as Kovno), Sidney Shachnow died in North Carolina on September 27. In 1941, the Nazis had herded Shachnow and his family, along with the other local Jews, into a ghetto, where most either died of starvation and disease or were murdered. Against all odds, nine-year-old Schaja managed to escape, as Richard Sandomir relates:
Standing up for the U.S., and Israel, in the viper pit.
It sacrifices legitimacy without any diplomatic benefits.
The morality of the op-ed page counts for little in the Middle East.
Sidney Shachnow, in memoriam.
Numismatics 101.
Born in 1934 as Schaja Shachnowski in the Lithuanian city of Kaunas (known to Jews as Kovno), Sidney Shachnow died in North Carolina on September 27. In 1941, the Nazis had herded Shachnow and his family, along with the other local Jews, into a ghetto, where most either died of starvation and disease or were murdered. Against all odds, nine-year-old Schaja managed to escape, as Richard Sandomir relates:
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