Egypt Has Broken Its Agreement with Israel
Whatever the reasons, it should face consequences.
September 11, 2024
Britain’s Deluded Politicians Gesture Impotently at Israel
At no point will Yahya Sinwar ask his guards in the tunnels under Gaza whether their campaign of terror is approved of by members of the Welsh Senedd.
Much as university presidents seem to prefer symbolic over substantive actions against anti-Semitism, Israel’s critics (outside of Iran) seem equally—and blessedly—enamored with symbolism. Douglas Murray examines what’s been happening in Britain, where, thanks to a constitutional reform known as devolution, the Welsh and Scottish parliaments can join Westminster in fretting about Israel, even if no war in history has ever come to an end due to calls for a ceasefire:
September 11, 2024
A University Guide to Doing Much about Anti-Semitism and Accomplishing Nothing
Empty gestures at Northwestern.
Britain’s Deluded Politicians Gesture Impotently at Israel
At no point will Yahya Sinwar ask his guards in the tunnels under Gaza whether their campaign of terror is approved of by members of the Welsh Senedd.
Stefan Zweig’s Vacation from History
Revisiting a talented pre-war Austrian Jewish writer.
A German-Jewish Sculptor’s Work Is Remembered in Britain
Fred Komis.