What Can Be Learned from Israel’s Failed Budget Negotiations?
“Government Night” ends with a question mark.
February 28, 2023
Austria’s Jewish Chancellor, His Relationship with Israel, and His Enthusiasm for Arab Dictators
Bruno Kreisky and his “lousy people.”
Having served as Austria’s chancellor from 1970 to 1983—the longest anyone has served in that position—Bruno Kreisky was, in Liam Hoare’s words, the “most significant Austrian political figure of the postwar era.” He was also Jewish and a committed secular socialist, a fact examined by Daniel Aschheim in his book Kreisky, Israel, and Jewish Identity. Hoare writes in his review:
February 28, 2023
How an Earthquake Collapsed the Border between Iran’s Syrian and Iraqi Operations
Shiite militias can now hide arms in aid convoys.
In America, Jews Should Fight Anti-Semitism with the Full Force of the Law
A tried-and-true alternative to tweets and visits to Holocaust museums.
Austria’s Jewish Chancellor, His Relationship with Israel, and His Enthusiasm for Arab Dictators
Bruno Kreisky and his “lousy people.”
Mennonites and Orthodox Jews Team Up to Make Kosher Milk
It started with tourism.