What Egypt’s Withdrawal from the “Arab NATO” Signifies for U.S. Strategy
And for Israel.
May 24, 2019
Boycott-Israel Facebook Groups Attract Neo-Nazis
And their administrators do nothing.
One of the myths about contemporary anti-Semitism is that there is a clear line dividing it from obsessive hatred of Israel; another is that it is not uncommon for today’s anti-Semites to support the Jewish state. But C.R. Rublin’s systematic study of anti-Israel Facebook groups shows a very different picture. Examining groups with such names as “Boycott Israel,” “BDS First,” and “Stand with Palestine”—with memberships ranging from 2,000 to 60,000—over the past three years, Rublin finds regular and frequent contributors who are self-identified neo-Nazis or white supremacists posting the most blatant and obscene anti-Semitic material:
May 24, 2019
With the Deadline for Forming a Coalition Approaching, Netanyahu’s Position Is Shaky
The election’s results are less decisive than they seem.
Boycott-Israel Facebook Groups Attract Neo-Nazis
And their administrators do nothing.
Will the Opening of Sealed Vatican Archives Shed Light on the Fate of Hidden Children?
Sheltered by Catholics during World War II, some children never learned that they were Jews.
The Jewish Soccer Stars of the 1920s
Hakoaḥ Vienna.