The New Advocates of the One-State Solution
And their mendacious arguments.
April 13, 2016
Berber Influences in Moroccan Jewish Music
The two cultures of Moroccan Jewry.
In modern times, Moroccan Jewry was divided between the more urban Jews of the Arabic-speaking coastal area, many of whom were descended from exiles from Spain, and those of the Berber (or Amazigh) areas in the mountainous hinterlands. Samuel Torjman Thomas explains how the combined influences of these two Jewish cultures created the distinctive elements of Moroccan Jewish music:
April 13, 2016
Palestinian “Facts on the Ground” in the West Bank Violate the Oslo Accords and Court Humanitarian Disaster
The ABCs of Judea and Samaria.
How U.S. Détente with Iran Has Prolonged the Syrian Civil War
The U.S. and Russia worked in tandem to destroy the Syrian revolution.
Salvador Dalí’s Zionist Paintings
“Aliyah, the Rebirth of Israel.”
Berber Influences in Moroccan Jewish Music
The two cultures of Moroccan Jewry.