Only an Israeli Victory Can Bring Peace. America Can Help by Telling the Truth
Israel too must challenge international diplomatic assumptions more vigorously.
August 15, 2019
After Long Feigning Interest in Conversion to Judaism, a 17th-Century German Wrote a Notorious Anti-Semitic Tract
Judaism Unmasked.
Born in the German city of Mannheim in 1654, Johann Andreas Eisenmenger spent nearly two decades studying the Talmud and other rabbinic texts with members of the Jewish community of Amsterdam, to whom he presented himself as a prospective convert. Then, in 1700, he published one of the best researched, and most influential, works of anti-Jewish slander. Henry Abramson writes:
August 15, 2019
How Anti-Semitism Almost Found a Place in California’s School Curriculum
Praising BDS while ignoring prejudice against Jews.
Solving the Mystery of Biblical Jerusalem’s Water Supply
Cisterns and the Sea of Solomon.
The Religious Roots of an American Rabbi’s Disregard for Reality
Judah Magnes’s anti-Zionism.
After Long Feigning Interest in Conversion to Judaism, a 17th-Century German Wrote a Notorious Anti-Semitic Tract
Judaism Unmasked.