America’s Ham-Fisted Interference in Israeli Domestic Affairs
French police have arrested thousands of violent protestors, but the White House has issued no warnings.
July 13, 2023
Britain’s Most Famous Convert to Judaism
Lord George Gordon, a/k/a Yisrael ben Avraham Avinu.
Born into an aristocratic Scottish family in 1751, Lord George Gordon was elected to Parliament in 1774, where he developed a reputation for eccentricity, political unreliability, and staunch support for granting the American colonies their independence. His political career came to an end in 1780, when he led protests against a bill extending limited civil rights to Catholics, which deteriorated into destructive riots. Gordon was arrested for treason and spent nine months in the Tower of London before being acquitted on grounds of insanity. During his imprisonment, his story grows more interesting still, as Mia Amran writes:
July 13, 2023
The Dire Effects of the Third Reich’s Export of Anti-Semitism to the Middle East
Jew-hatred was a cause, not a consequence, of the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
By Taking an Israeli Hostage, Iran Undermines Iraqi Sovereignty
A Princeton University graduate student has been held captive by guerrillas since March.
The Short Career of an Overlooked Biblical Leader Teaches an Important Lesson about Political Stability
Tola ben Puah.
Britain’s Most Famous Convert to Judaism
Lord George Gordon, a/k/a Yisrael ben Avraham Avinu.