An Unprecedented Palestinian Demand: No Jews Allowed
In every comparable case, settlers have been allowed to remain.
September 19, 2016
Anti-Zionism and the Expulsion of Jews from Poland in 1968
It looked a lot like anti-Semitism.
In 1968, the Polish Communist party unleashed a wave of “anti-Zionist” propaganda, expelled Jews en masse from the party and from the military, and effectively forced many out of the country. This attack on the Jews was a product of the Eastern bloc’s turn against Israel in the aftermath of the Six-Day War, latent anti-Semitism, internal dynamics of the Polish and Soviet governments, and the Polish regime’s attempt to redirect popular unrest away from itself and onto the Jews. Simon Gansinger writes:
September 19, 2016
The U.S.-Israel Aid Agreement Is a Bad Deal, and the Next President Should Ignore It
No cause for celebration.
The Kurds Fight for a Place in the Middle East
A unique bond with the Jewish state.
Whatever Its Influence on Nazi Doctrine, “Mein Kampf” Gave a Crystal-Clear Picture of Its Author’s Intentions
First and foremost was his fanatical anti-Semitism.
Anti-Zionism and the Expulsion of Jews from Poland in 1968
It looked a lot like anti-Semitism.