Qatar and Saudi Arabia Bury the Hatchet
Ending the other Middle East conflict.
January 7, 2021
British Universities’ Anti-Semitism Problem Starts with the Professors, but Doesn’t End with Them
What happens on campus doesn’t stay on campus.
Last week, London’s School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) agreed to refund the tuition of a student named Noah Lewis, who discontinued his studies because of what he described as a “toxic, anti-Semitic environment on campus.” While SOAS may be a particularly severe offender in this regard, it is not alone: a recent report by a respected British anti-Semitism watchdog catalogued 123 serious incidents on campus in the past two years. Stephen Pollard explains why these cases should not be taken lightly:
January 7, 2021
British Universities’ Anti-Semitism Problem Starts with the Professors, but Doesn’t End with Them
What happens on campus doesn’t stay on campus.
In Reconsidering a 1977 Ruling, the Supreme Court Might Greatly Expand Protections for Sabbath Observers
Requiring more than minimal accommodation.
How Archaeology Helps Us to Understand the Bible
Flowing with how much milk and honey?
Abraham Lincoln’s Chiropodist, Confidant, Jewish Community Liaison, and Back-Channel Diplomat
Issachar Zacharie.